An MD2 Hot‐Spot‐Mimicking Peptide that Suppresses TLR4‐Mediated Inflammatory Response in vitro and in vivo
Liping Liu(University of Toronto), Hang Yin(Cornell University), Linda R. Watkins(University of Colorado Boulder), Nilanjan Ghosh(University of Colorado Boulder), Zeno Fiorini(University of Colorado Boulder), Mark R. Hutchinson(The University of Adelaide), Peter F. Slivka(University of Colorado Boulder)
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