Inhibition of miR-99a-5p prevents allergen-driven airway exacerbations without compromising type-2 memory responses in the intestine following helminth infection
Lewis J. Entwistle(The Francis Crick Institute), Mark S. Wilson(Gene Therapy Laboratory), Angela Martzall, Alison Huynh(Synopsys (Switzerland)), Eleni Amaniti(The Francis Crick Institute), Nikolay P. Nikolov(National Institutes of Health), Laurie Leong, Helena Aegerter(The Francis Crick Institute), Cary D. Austin, Yi Cao(Sun Yat-sen University), Víctor Núñez(Synopsys (Switzerland)), Dennis Wilson, Probir Chakravaty(The Francis Crick Institute), Shannon Hambro(Synopsys (Switzerland)), Stephanie Czieso, Riccardo Guidi(Karolinska Institutet), Christine Clarke(Bioinformatics Institute), Sean Flanagan(Synopsys (Switzerland)), Jessica Mills(Synopsys (Switzerland)), Abdul Karim Sesay(MRC Unit the Gambia)
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