Resident Cardiac Macrophages Mediate Adaptive Myocardial Remodeling
Nicole R. Wong(Washington University in St. Louis), Kory J. Lavine(Washington University in St. Louis), Max R. Fisher, Inessa Lokshina(Washington University in St. Louis), Oleksandr Dmytrenko, Lixia Du, Andrea Bredemeyer(Washington University in St. Louis), Hongzhen Hu(Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Jessica Nigro(Washington University in St. Louis), Jay Mohan, Peter O. Bayguinov(Washington University in St. Louis), James A. J. Fitzpatrick(Washington University in St. Louis), Benjamin J. Kopecky(Washington University in St. Louis), Nikhil Patel(Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine), Lauren Bell(Washington University in St. Louis), Attila Kovács(Cardiovascular Research Center), Daniel Kreisel(Washington University in St. Louis), Carla J. Weinheimer(University of Washington), Jamison Leid(Washington University in St. Louis), Rajan Sah(Washington University in St. Louis), Slava Epelman(University Health Network), Yongjian Liu(Washington University in St. Louis), Sachio Morimoto(Jikei University School of Medicine), Shuchi Guo, Geetika Bajpai(Washington University in St. Louis), Laura Ewald, Hannah Luehmann(Washington University in St. Louis)
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