LAB/NTAL Facilitates Fungal/PAMP-induced IL-12 and IFN-γ Production by Repressing β-Catenin Activation in Dendritic Cells
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G. Trinchieri | P. Taylor | Simon A. Jones | S. Anderson | T. Chan | D. Hodge | M. Cardone | Selinda J Orr | Hongchuan Li | L. Lyakh | Weiguo Zhang | Gareth W. Jones | D. McVicar | G. O’Connor | Cuiyan Tan | Joseph Sarhan | J. Ford | G. C. Whittaker | K. Boelte | Ashley R. Burg | L. Quigley | Y. Jones | S. Jones | Catherine Razzook | G. Jones | Gillian C. Whittaker | Jill W. Ford | Geraldine M. O’Connor | Kimberly C. Boelte
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