Bat ASC2 suppresses inflammasomes and ameliorates inflammatory diseases
Matae Ahn(SingHealth), Lin‐Fa Wang(Beijing Institute of Technology), Chee Wah Tan(Duke-NUS Medical School), Ying Ying Hey(Duke-NUS Medical School), Wei Lun Ng(Duke-NUS Medical School), Pritisha Rozario(University of Antwerp), Wharton O. Y. Chan(Duke-NUS Medical School), Nai Yang Fu(Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research), Wan Ni Chia(Duke-NUS Medical School), Randy Foo(Duke-NUS Medical School), Radoslaw M. Sobota(Universitätsklinikum Aachen), Lan Huong Nguyen(California Institute of Technology), Qi Su(Yangtze University), Feng Zhu(Hubei University of Science and Technology), Wan Rong Sia(Duke-NUS Medical School), Yan Ting Lim(Agency for Science, Technology and Research), Xin Li(Agency for Science, Technology and Research), Fusheng Guo(Duke-NUS Medical School), Wan Shoo Cheong(Duke-NUS Medical School), Adrian Eng Zheng Kang(Duke-NUS Medical School), Vivian Chih-Wei Chen(Duke-NUS Medical School), Pui San Kong(Duke-NUS Medical School), Aaron T. Irving(Duke-NUS Medical School)
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