Lineage-negative progenitors mobilize to regenerate lung epithelium after major injury
Andrew E. Vaughan(California Institute for Regenerative Medicine), Harold A. Chapman(University of California, San Francisco), Victor M. Tan(University of California, San Francisco), Barbara Treutlein(ETH Zurich), Mark R. Looney(University of California, San Francisco), Douglas Brownfield(Mayo Clinic), Michael A. Matthay(University of California, San Francisco), Jason R. Rock(Gene Therapy Laboratory), Feng Chun Liu(University of California, San Francisco), Ying Xi(ShanghaiTech University), Jeffrey E. Gotts(University of California, San Francisco), Alexis N. Brumwell(University of California, San Francisco), Kevin S. W. Tan(Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology)
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