The resolvin D1 analogue controls maturation of dendritic cells and suppresses alloimmunity in corneal transplantation.
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R. Dana | C. Serhan | N. Petasis | Yiping Jin | Takenori Inomata | S. Chauhan | Yihe Chen | Hyunsook Lee | Jing Hua
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