A Peptide Antagonist of the TLR4–MD2 Interaction
Peter F. Slivka(University of Colorado Boulder), Hang Yin(Cornell University), Linda R. Watkins(University of Colorado Boulder), Mark R. Hutchinson(The University of Adelaide), Madison M. Buchanan(University of Colorado Boulder), Jeffrey J. Kearney(University of Colorado Boulder), Alexander J. Martinko(University of California, San Francisco), Page W. Sholar(University of Colorado Boulder), Gui‐in Lee(Yale University), Mitesh Shridhar(University of Colorado Boulder), Jacqueline A. Harrison(University of Colorado Boulder), Deanne W. Sammond(University of Colorado Boulder)
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