Generation of MLE-15 IRF9 knockdown cells for studying the antimicrobial role of TLRs agonist-induced lung epithelium’s reactive oxygen species

Authors

• Carlson H. Ogata, Brown UniversityFollow
• Mbaya Ntita PhD, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
• Scott E. Evans MD, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer CenterFollow

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Program Affiliation

Summer Undergraduate Research Program

Recommended Citation

Ogata, Carlson H.; Ntita, Mbaya PhD; and Evans, Scott E. MD, "Generation of MLE-15 IRF9 knockdown cells for studying the antimicrobial role of TLRs agonist-induced lung epithelium’s reactive oxygen species" (2023). Summer Experience 2023. 82.
https://openworks.mdanderson.org/sumexp23/82

Keywords

Pneumonia; IRF9; DUOX2