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Essays in Biochemistry|February 27, 2025

Engineered bacteria and bacterial derivatives as advanced therapeutics for inflammatory bowel diseaseJingyuan Wu, Wanlin Ye, Jie Yu, et al.

Shock (Augusta, Ga.)|May 21, 2020

Sepsis Activates the TLR4/MyD88 Pathway in Schwann Cells to Promote Infiltration of Macrophages, Thereby Impeding Neuromuscular FunctionWanlin Ye, Xueru Liu, Yiping Bai, et al.

Shock (Augusta, Ga.)|September 11, 2023

SEPSIS LEADS TO IMPAIRED MITOCHONDRIAL CALCIUM UPTAKE AND SKELETAL MUSCLE WEAKNESS BY REDUCING THE MICU1:MCU PROTEIN RATIOXuexin Li, Bowen Sun, Jie Li, et al.

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Essays in Biochemistry|February 27, 2025

Engineered bacteria and bacterial derivatives as advanced therapeutics for inflammatory bowel diseaseJingyuan Wu, Wanlin Ye, Jie Yu, et al.

Shock (Augusta, Ga.)|May 21, 2020

Sepsis Activates the TLR4/MyD88 Pathway in Schwann Cells to Promote Infiltration of Macrophages, Thereby Impeding Neuromuscular FunctionWanlin Ye, Xueru Liu, Yiping Bai, et al.

Shock (Augusta, Ga.)|September 11, 2023

SEPSIS LEADS TO IMPAIRED MITOCHONDRIAL CALCIUM UPTAKE AND SKELETAL MUSCLE WEAKNESS BY REDUCING THE MICU1:MCU PROTEIN RATIOXuexin Li, Bowen Sun, Jie Li, et al.

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