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In vivo-transmigrated human neutrophils are resistant to antiapoptotic stimulation

22 Jun 2011

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Neutrophils respond to microbial invasion or injury by transmigration from blood to tissue. Transmigration involves cellular activation and degranulation, resulting in altered levels of surface receptors and changed responsiveness to certain stimuli. Thus, fundamental functional changes are associated with neutrophil transmigration from blood to tissue. Neutrophils isolated from peripheral blood spontaneously...

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PMID: 21697259
DOI: 10.1189/jlb.0111051

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