Therapeutically inhibiting macrophage necroptosis reduces inflammation‐driven atherosclerosis and promotes plaque stability
Denuja Karunakaran(The University of Queensland), Katey J. Rayner(University of Ottawa), Liang Guo(CVPath Institute), Ljubica Perisic(Karolinska Institutet), Ulf Hedin(Karolinska Institutet), Frank D. Kolodgie(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Terrence D. Ruddy(University of Ottawa), Renu Virmani(CVPath Institute), Michèle Geoffrion(University of Ottawa), Wei Gan(Sichuan University), Lihui Wei(University of Ottawa), Subash Sad(Institute for Biological Sciences), Richard Lee(Ionis Pharmaceuticals (United States)), Lars Mäegdefessel(Technical University of Munich)
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