Trends in Immunology
Volume 42, Issue 3, March 2021, Pages 180-182
SpotlightSensory Nerves Regulate Transcriptional Dynamics of Lymph Node Cells
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Acknowledgments
Work in the laboratory of G.J.R. is supported by NIH grants R37AI049653, R01DK119147, DP1DK126190, and a Synergy Award from the Rainin Foundation. P.L.W. received support from the Principles in Pulmonary Research training grant (T32 HL007317-41) and R.S.C. received support from the Lawrence C. Pakula, MD IBD Education & Innovation Fund (FA-2020-01-IBD-1).
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