Angiotensin type 1 receptor modulates macrophage polarization and renal injury in obesity
Li-Jun Ma(Vanderbilt University Medical Center), Agnes B. Fogo(Vanderbilt University Medical Center), Haijing Li(Northeast Agricultural University), Vladimir R. Babaev(Vanderbilt University Medical Center), Amy S. Major(Vanderbilt University Medical Center), Tracy E. Hunley(Vanderbilt University), Yi‐Wei Tang(Soochow University), Haichun Yang(Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine), Jun Zhou(SHOWA Medical University), MacRae F. Linton(Vanderbilt University), Sergio Fazio(Regeneron (United States)), Bridgette A. Corsa, Valentina Kon
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