The Transforming Growth Factor-β-Smad3/4 Signaling Pathway Acts as a Positive Regulator for TLR2 Induction by Bacteria via a Dual Mechanism Involving Functional Cooperation with NF-κB and MAPK Phosphatase 1-dependent Negative Cross-talk with p38 MAPK
Fumi Mikami(University of Southern California), Jiandong Li(University of Rochester Medical Center)
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