Neuropeptide FF increases M2 activation and self-renewal of adipose tissue macrophages
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Jacqueline A. Brinkman | Dudley Lamming | F. Simonin | J. Lim | Raphaëlle Quillet | Safia Ayachi | H. Azegrouz | J. Thuróczy | J. Real | L. Balogh | Jin-Chung Chen | Tamás Röszer | S. Paschke | C. Seroogy | S. Waqas | Sorim Nam | I. Gerling | Grace Ampem | Ya-Tin Lin | J. Martínez-Ibañez | A. C. Hoang | E. Schneider | Raphäelle Quillet | S. Ayachi
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