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Differential expression and tissue compartmentalization of the inflammatory response following thermal injury.

Cytokine - 7 Mar 2002

Schwacha Martin G, Schneider Christian P, Chaudry Irshad H

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Studies have shown that both animal tissue-fixed immune cells and human peripheral blood mononuclear cell (PBMC) functions are altered after burn injury. Additional studies suggest that the burn injury-induced alterations in these divergent cell populations from different species are similar. It remains unknown, however, whether the observed changes in animal tissue-fixed immune cell function following thermal...

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PMID: 12027408
DOI: 10.1006/cyto.2001.1003

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