Antoine Dufour
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Antoine Dufour is an Assistant Professor at the University of Calgary, Canada. His research focuses on inflammation resolution, proteomics, and the molecular mechanisms underlying various diseases, including acute kidney injury and lung cancer metastasis. His recent publications explore topics such as the role of interleukins in adipose differentiation and the identification of proteolytic substrates involved in neurodevelopment.
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Ejaife Ono Agbani
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Olivier Julien
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Judith Clements
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