<i>Staphylococcus aureus</i>–Derived PSMα Peptides Activate Neutrophil FPR2 but Lack the Ability to Mediate β-Arrestin Recruitment and Chemotaxis
Martina Sundqvist(University of Gothenburg), Huamei Forsman(Harvard University), Karin Jennbacken(AstraZeneca (Sweden)), Cláes Dahlgren(University of Gothenburg), Thor C. Møller(University of Copenhagen), Karin Christenson(University of Gothenburg), André Holdfeldt(University of Gothenburg), Michael Gabl(University of Gothenburg)
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