Dendritic Cell Populations With Different Concentrations of Lipid Regulate Tolerance and Immunity in Mouse and Human Liver
Junaid Ibrahim(Johns Hopkins University), George Miller(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Justin R. Henning(New York University), Adeel ur Rehman(Laboratory of Molecular Genetics), Devrim Acehan(New York University), Constantinos P. Zambirinis(Linköping University), Nina Fallon(Laboratory of Molecular Genetics), Christopher S. Graffeo(Oklahoma City University), Sana Badar(Laboratory of Molecular Genetics), Raghavendra Rao(New York University), Alan B. Frey(New York University), Rocky Barilla(Brigham and Women's Hospital), Mohsin Jamal(New York University), Atsuo Ochi(LIP - Laboratory of Instrumentation and Experimental Particle Physics), Andrew H. Nguyen(University of California, Los Angeles), Aaron Philip Mitchell(Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center)
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