The combination of RL-QN15 and OH-CATH30 promotes the repair of acne via the TLR2/NF-κB pathway
Yubing Huang(Kunming Medical University), Xinwang Yang(Kunming Medical University), Zijian Kang(Kunming Medical University), Jing Tang(Stanford University), Qiuye Jia(Kunming Medical University), Yuansheng Li(Kunming Medical University), Zhe Fu(Kunming Medical University), Zeqiong Ru(Kunming Medical University), Ziqi Wei(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Zhaoxun Xiao(Kunming Medical University), Chao Li(Kunming Medical University), Ke Liu(Kunming Medical University), Xin Liu(Capital Medical University), Yun Li(Weifang Medical University), Yutong Wu(117th Hospital of People's Liberation Army), Ying Peng(Kunming Medical University), Dan Ni(Kunming Medical University), Ying Wang(Tianjin Anding Hospital), Chengxing Liu(Kunming Medical University)
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