Palmitate and minimally-modified low-density lipoprotein cooperatively promote inflammatory responses in macrophages
Soo-jin Ann(Yonsei University), Sang‐Hak Lee(Armed Forces Capital Hospital), Ichiro Manabe(The University of Tokyo), Je‐Wook Yu(Yonsei University), Yury I. Miller(University of California San Diego), Ka-Kyung Kim(Yonsei University), Seok‐Min Kang(Harvard University), Inhwa Hwang(Yonsei University), Hye-Min Noh(Yonsei University), Sangwoo Kim(Severance Hospital), Sungha Park(Severance Hospital), Eun Jung Cheon(Chungbuk National University Hospital)
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