The authors thank Dr. A. Berns (The Netherlands Cancer Institute, Amsterdam, The Netherlands) for providing the RAG2−/−/γc−/− mice, and thank Dr. D. Asthana at the University of Miami for performing Amplicor assays.
We thank Culing Li for her help in isolation of mouse embryos and thank Eileen Southon and Susan Reid for their help in generating mutant mice.
We thank Dr. Kiyoshi Yoshimura for his technical advice and Xiaoyu Pan for her technical assistance in performing the mouse hemisplenectomies and thank Dr. Stephen Moss for providing the GFP-ANXA2 construct.
We thank Dr. Richard Palmiter for providing the Gad1 conditional knockout mouse and we thank Drs. Nancy Manley and Qiaozhi Wei for reading the manuscript.
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We thank Dr. Anja Köster from Eli Lilly & Company, Indianapolis for the gift of Angptl4−/− mice and we thank Solveig Nilsson, Department of Medical Biosciences, Umeå University, for technical assistance and Nina Gennebäck, Department of Public Health and Clinical Medicine, Umeå University, for help with analyses of gene expression arrays.
We thank FACS facility of NCI EIB for help with cell analysis, and thank Jeffrey Hammer for isolating mouse tail-DNAs.
For long term care and sample collection from source deer and transgenic mice, we thank Sheila Hays and Jeanette Hayes-Klug.
For excellent long term care and sample collection from source deer and transgenic mice, we thank Sheila Hays and Jeanette Hayes-Klug.
And thank you, thank you, thank you, Anna Netrebko.
