The Lung-Liver Axis: A Requirement for Maximal Innate Immunity and Hepatoprotection during Pneumonia
Kristie L. Hilliard(Boston University), Lee J. Quinton(Boston University), Matthew R. Jones(Boston University), Eri Allen(Boston University), Joseph P. Mizgerd(Boston University), K. Traber(Boston University), Kazuko Yamamoto(University of the Ryukyus), Nicole Stauffer(Boston University), Gregory A. Wasserman(Northwell Health)
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