The spleen-liver axis supports obesity-induced systemic and fatty liver inflammation via MDSC and NKT cell enrichment
Christina Brummer(University Hospital Regensburg), Marina Kreutz(University of Regensburg), Christina Bruß(University Hospital Regensburg), Christoph Dorn(University of Regensburg), Simone Reichelt‐Wurm(University Hospital Regensburg), Claus Hellerbrand(Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg), Tobias Pukrop(University Hospital Regensburg), Katrin Singer(University Hospital Regensburg), Wolfgang Herr(University Hospital Regensburg), Wolfram Gronwald(University of Regensburg), Miriam Banas(University Hospital Regensburg), Kathrin Renner(University Hospital Regensburg)
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