TGFβ drives mitochondrial dysfunction in peripheral blood NK cells during metastatic breast cancer
Karen Slattery(Trinity College Dublin), Clair M. Gardiner(Trinity College), David K. Finlay(Trinity College), Sam Jonathan Marks(St. James's Hospital), John F. Kennedy(St. James's Hospital), Vanessa Zaiatz-Bittencourt(Trinity College Dublin), Sonya Chew(St. James's Hospital), Caitríona Goggin(St. James's Hospital), Kiva Brennan(Trinity College), Michael Conroy(St. James's Hospital), Elena Woods(Trinity College Dublin)
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