Mycobacterium tuberculosis induces the miR-33 locus to reprogram autophagy and host lipid metabolism
Mireille Ouimet(University of Ottawa), Kathryn J. Moore(New York University), Phillip D. Zamore(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Tathagat Dutta Ray(New York University), Denuja Karunakaran(The University of Queensland), Stefan Köster(Max Planck Institute of Biophysics), Cynthia Portal‐Celhay(New York University), Katey J. Rayner(University of Ottawa), Jennifer A. Philips(Washington University in St. Louis), Katharine Cecchini(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Bhama Ramkhelawon(NYU Langone Health), Coen van Solingen(New York University), Scott R. Oldebeken(University Medical Center), Frederick J. Sheedy(Trinity College Dublin), Yves L. Marcel(University of Ottawa), Erik T. Sakowski(Columbia University Irving Medical Center)
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