Distinct peripheral inflammatory profiles distinguish COVID-19 from influenza infection, with limited contributions from cytokine storm
Jeremy Chase Crawford(St. Jude Children's Research Hospital), Ali H. Ellebedy(Washington University in St. Louis), Jane A. O’Halloran(St. Vincent's University Hospital), James P. Bosanquet(Missouri Baptist Medical Center), Diane E. Bender(University of Michigan–Ann Arbor), Adrianus C. M. Boon, Stacey L. House(Washington University in St. Louis), Rachel M. Presti(Johns Hopkins University), Philip A. Mudd(Washington University in St. Louis), William G. Powderly(Washington University in St. Louis), Jackson S. Turner(Washington University in St. Louis), David A. Striker(Missouri Baptist Medical Center), Kenneth E. Remy(Washington University in St. Louis), Aisha Souquette, R. Scott Martin(Missouri Baptist Medical Center), Daniel Reynolds(Washington University in St. Louis), Richard S. Hotchkiss(Washington University in St. Louis), Nitin J. Anand(Missouri Baptist Medical Center), Paul G. Thomas(St. Jude Children's Research Hospital)
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