Cathelicidin is a “fire alarm”, generating protective NLRP3-dependent airway epithelial cell inflammatory responses during infection with Pseudomonas aeruginosa

Brian J. McHugh, Rongling Wang, Hsin-Ni Li, Paula E Beaumont, Rebekah Kells, Holly Stevens, Lisa Young, Adriano G. Rossi, Robert D. Gray, Julia R. Dorin, Emily L. Gwyer Findlay, David Brough, Donald J. Davidson

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