Soluble Granzymes Are Released during Human Endotoxemia and in Patients with Severe Infection Due to Gram‐Negative Bacteria
Fanny N. Lauw(Amsterdam UMC Location University of Amsterdam), Tom van der Poll(Amsterdam Neuroscience), Jan M. Prins(Amsterdam University Medical Centers), Wipada Chaowagul(Sappasithiprasong Hospital), C. Erik Hack(Center for Translational Molecular Medicine), Nicholas J. White(Angkor Hospital for Children), Andrew J. H. Simpson(University of Hull), Sander J. H. van Deventer(Academic Medical Center), Angela M. Wolbink(Dutch Blood Transfusion Society)
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