Mitochondrial phenotypes in purified human immune cell subtypes and cell mixtures

  1. Shannon Rausser
  2. Caroline Trumpff
  3. Marlon A McGill
  4. Alex Junker
  5. Wei Wang
  6. Siu-hong Ho
  7. Anika Mitchell
  8. Kalpita R Karan
  9. Catherine E Monk
  10. Suzanne C Segerstrom
  11. Rebecca G Reed
  12. Martin Picard  Is a corresponding author
  1. Columbia University Irving Medical Center, United States
  2. University of Kentucky, United States
  3. University of Pittsburgh, United States
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  1. Shannon Rausser
  2. Caroline Trumpff
  3. Marlon A McGill
  4. Alex Junker
  5. Wei Wang
  6. Siu-hong Ho
  7. Anika Mitchell
  8. Kalpita R Karan
  9. Catherine E Monk
  10. Suzanne C Segerstrom
  11. Rebecca G Reed
  12. Martin Picard
(2021)
Mitochondrial phenotypes in purified human immune cell subtypes and cell mixtures
eLife 10:e70899.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.70899