HQL6 serves as a novel P2Y14 receptor antagonist to ameliorate acute gouty arthritis through inhibiting macrophage pyroptosis

Mengze Zhou; Chunxiao Liu; Yanshuo Guo; Jialong Qian; Yuhang Wang; Zhenguo Zhang; Kun Hao; Cheng Jiang; Qinghua Hu

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HQL6 serves as a novel P2Y14 receptor antagonist to ameliorate acute gouty arthritis through inhibiting macrophage pyroptosis

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