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Kinetics of the phenotype and function of murine peritoneal macrophages following acute inflammation.

Cellular & molecular immunology - 1 Feb 2004

Wu Qingli, Feng Yonghong, Yang Yifu, Jingliu, Zhou Wenliang, He Peilan, Zhou Ru, Li Xiaoyu, Zou Jianping

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This study was undertaken to have a better understanding for the process and the underlying mechanisms to limit macrophage activation and population of activated macrophages. A comprehensive kinetics of cytokine production was performed in murine peritoneal macrophages recovered from Balb/c mice at various time during the course of an intraperitoneal injection with thioglycollate (TG). The expression of cell...

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