Nature research paper: An LKB1–mitochondria axis controls TH17 effector function
We thank the members of the Immunometabolism Department at the MPI-IE for helpful discussion; the Electron Microscopy Laboratory at the University of Padova for the invaluable help; and the Imaging, Metabolomics, FACS, Sequencing and Animal facilities at the MPI-IE for their excellent technical support.
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