Yeast β-glucan supplementation supports immunometabolic anti-tumor responses and reverses obesity-induced dysfunction via trained hematopoiesis
Anna E. Ledwith(Trinity College Dublin), Frederick J. Sheedy(Trinity College Dublin), Kingston H. G. Mills(Trinity College Dublin), Hannah Prendeville(Trinity College Dublin), Heike C. Hawerkamp(Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf), Helen M. Roche(Queen's University Belfast), Aaron M. Walsh(University of Tennessee Health Science Center), David K. Finlay(Trinity College), Hugo Charles‐Messance(Trinity College Dublin), Caitlín Ní Chasaide(Trinity College Dublin), Carrie Corkish(Trinity College Dublin), Fatma Koc(Teagasc - The Irish Agriculture and Food Development Authority), Stephen P. Cunningham(Trinity College Dublin), John P. McGrath(Trinity College Dublin), Cian JH. Horneck Johnston(Trinity College Dublin), Catherine Stanton(Teagasc - The Irish Agriculture and Food Development Authority), Lydia Lynch(Trinity College), Vasile Mihai Sularea(Trinity College Dublin)
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