TFPR1 acts as an immune regulator and an efficient adjuvant for proteins and peptides by activating immune cells, primarily through TLR2
Weilai Sun(Institute of Microbiology), Zhihua Kou(Institute of Microbiology), Xiuzhe Ning(Institute of Microbiology), Hao Li(Tianjin Medical University General Hospital), Qiao Li(Beijing Union University), Qing Zhu(Sichuan Agricultural University), Yi Yang(First Hospital of Lanzhou University), Yan Guo(South China Agricultural University), Yuepeng Wang(Anhui Medical University), Yusen Zhou(Southeast University), Jingjing Guo(Johns Hopkins University)
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