L-SIGN is a receptor on liver sinusoidal endothelial cells for SARS-CoV-2 virus
Yuji Kondo(Frontier Science Foundation), Lijun Xia(Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation), Huiping Shi(Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation), Yen‐Chun Ho(National Health Research Institutes), Alireza R. Rezaie(Saint Louis University), Stephanie Archer‐Hartmann(University of Georgia), Christopher Hoover(Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation), Rodger P. McEver(Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation), Jeffrey Laurence(Cornell University), James F. Papin(University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center), Robert Silasi‐Mansat(Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation), Bojing Shao(New York Blood Center), Jasimuddin Ahamed(Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation), Florea Lupu(Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation), J. Michael McDaniel(Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation), R. Sathish Srinivasan(PES University), Parastoo Azadi(University of Georgia), Jason L. Larabee(University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center), Zhongxin Yu, Liang Gao(Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation), Alain Borczuk(Cornell University)
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