Autophagy controls mucus secretion from intestinal goblet cells by alleviating ER stress
Maria Naama(Bar-Ilan University), Shai Bel(Bar-Ilan University), Sonia Modilevsky(Bar-Ilan University), Shahar Telpaz(Bar-Ilan University), Shira Ben-Simon(Bar-Ilan University), Aya Awad(Bar-Ilan University), Sarina Harshuk-Shabso(Bar-Ilan University), Michal Werbner(Bar-Ilan University), Supapit Wongkuna(Umeå University), R Feeney(Umeå University), Lilach Zelik(Bar-Ilan University), Bjoern O. Schroeder(Umeå University), Elad Rubin(Bar-Ilan University), Nofar Asulin(Bar-Ilan University), Abraham Nyska(Tel Aviv University), Mor Zigdon(Bar-Ilan University), Sondra Turjeman(Bar-Ilan University), Meital Nuriel‐Ohayon(Bar-Ilan University), Jasmin Sawaed(Bar-Ilan University)
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