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A macrophage’s contribution to the fight against parasitic worms

Science Immunology | May. 24, 2019

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Immediate treatment following HIV diagnosis preserves antiviral T cells in patients

Science Translational Medicine | May. 22, 2019

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Immunofluoresence showing the overlay of ATF4 and alpha-SMA in a representative IPF fibrotic focus

How production of an amino acid drives harmful fibrosis in the lungs

Science Signaling | May. 21, 2019

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