An epithelial circadian clock controls pulmonary inflammation and glucocorticoid action
Julie Gibbs(Manchester Academic Health Science Centre), Andrew Loudon(University of Manchester), Stuart Farrow(University of Birmingham), Louise M. Ince(Austin College), Ben Saer(University of Manchester), Laura Matthews(University of Leeds), David Ray(Oxford Centre for Diabetes, Endocrinology and Metabolism), Tracy Hussell(Manchester Academic Health Science Centre), Nicola Begley(University of Manchester), Francesco J. DeMayo(National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences), Nan Yang(China Pharmaceutical University), G. Scott Worthen(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Marie Pariollaud(Scripps Research Institute), Thomas Bell(Imperial College London), Junjie Mei(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Toryn Poolman(Institute of Structural and Molecular Biology)
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