Alveolar macrophage metabolic programming via a C-type lectin receptor protects against lipo-toxicity and cell death
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A. Makrigiannis | F. Di Cara | A. Wight | A. Stueck | A. Mahmoud | J. Carlyle | M. Rahim | Haggag S. Zein | Aaron Woblistin | D. Medina-Luna | B. Parsons | O. Aguilar | Michael D. Scur | S. Dey | Farah Abdalbarri | Iona Stylianides | Gayani S. Gamage | Alexa N. M. Wilson | Francesca Di Cara | Daniel Medina-Luna
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