Intestinal Microbiota Mediates the Susceptibility to Polymicrobial Sepsis‐Induced Liver Injury by Granisetron Generation in Mice
Shenhai Gong(Southern Medical University), Peng Chen(Qingdao University), Yong Jiang(Center for Excellence in Molecular Cell Science), Ping Chang(Georgetown University), Haihua Luo(Southern Medical University), Lei Li(China Medical University), Timothy R. Billiar(University of Pittsburgh), Wei Yang(Zhujiang Hospital), Qiaobing Huang(Third Affiliated Hospital of Southern Medical University), Zhengzheng Yan(Dongguan People’s Hospital), Na Li(Jiangyin People's Hospital), Guiming Chen(First People’s Hospital of Jingmen), Xiaojiao Chen(Zhujiang Hospital), Chenyang Huang(Southern Medical University), Heng Fang(Chongqing University), Zhanguo Liu(General Hospital of Guangzhou Military Command), Hongwei Zhou(Institute of Food Science and Technology), Bernd Schnabl(University of California San Diego), Jingjuan Hu(Taiyuan University of Science and Technology), Mengwei Niu(University of Kansas Medical Center)
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