CD4<sup>+</sup>CD57<sup>+</sup> senescent T cells as promoters of systemic lupus erythematosus pathogenesis and the therapeutic potential of senolytic BCL‐2 inhibitor
Jiao Jiang(Academy of Medical Sciences), Qianjin Lu(Central South University), Yixin Tan(Pepperdine University), Ming Zhao(Central South University), Arne N. Akbar(University College London), Venkat Reddy(University College London), Zhenghao He(Zhongshan People's Hospital), Haijing Wu(Central South University), Huan Zhu(Central South University), Di Long(Central South University), Ming Yang(Central South University), Juan Liu(Shandong Provincial Hospital), Liting He(Central South University), Hai Long(Central South University)
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