Novel phenotypical and functional sub‐classification of liver macrophages highlights changes in population dynamics in experimental mouse models
Hiroyuki Nakashima(National Defense Medical College), Manabu Kinoshita(Asahikawa Medical University), Seigo Ito, Hiromi Miyazaki(National Defense Medical College), Masahiro Nakashima(National Defense Medical College), Azusa Kato(National Defense Medical College), Bradley M. Kearney(United States Army)
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