Dynamic neutrophil lipidome remodeling during induction of NETosis
Patrick Münzer(Thrombosis Research Institute), Robert Ahrends(University of Vienna), Jesse A. Michael(University of Wollongong), Reuben S. E. Young(University of Wollongong), Cristina Coman(University of Vienna), Melina Fischer(University of Tübingen), Oliver Borst(Thrombosis Research Institute), Shane R. Ellis(University of Wollongong), Nina Troppmair(University of Vienna), Jens Martin(Weizmann Institute of Science), Ferdinand Kollotzek(University of Tübingen), Monika Zdanytė(University Children's Hospital Tübingen), Claudia Hornef(University of Tübingen), Gundula D. Lingens(Thrombosis Research Institute), Jann Arden(Thrombosis Research Institute), Nils Sülzle(Thrombosis Research Institute), Stefanie Rubenzucker(University of Vienna)
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