Female resistance to pneumonia identifies lung macrophage nitric oxide Synthase-3 as a therapeutic target

  1. Zhiping Yang
  2. Yuh-Chin T Huang
  3. Henry Koziel
  4. Rini de Crom
  5. Hartmut Ruetten
  6. Paulus Wohlfart
  7. Reimar W Thomsen
  8. Johnny Kahlert
  9. Henrik Toft Sørensen
  10. Szczepan Jozefowski
  11. Amy Colby
  12. Lester Kobzik  Is a corresponding author
  1. Harvard School of Public Health, United States
  2. US Environmental Protection Agency, United States
  3. Beth Israel Deaconness Medical Center, United States
  4. Erasmus University Medical Center, Netherlands
  5. Sanofi Research and Development, Germany
  6. Aarhus University Hospital, Denmark
  7. Jagiellonian University Medical College, Poland
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  1. Zhiping Yang
  2. Yuh-Chin T Huang
  3. Henry Koziel
  4. Rini de Crom
  5. Hartmut Ruetten
  6. Paulus Wohlfart
  7. Reimar W Thomsen
  8. Johnny Kahlert
  9. Henrik Toft Sørensen
  10. Szczepan Jozefowski
  11. Amy Colby
  12. Lester Kobzik
(2014)
Female resistance to pneumonia identifies lung macrophage nitric oxide Synthase-3 as a therapeutic target
eLife 3:e03711.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03711