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A simple skin blister technique for the study of in vivo transmigration of human leukocytes.

Journal of immunological methods - 31 Jul 2013

Davidsson Lisa, Björkman Lena, Christenson Karin, Alsterholm Mikael, Movitz Charlotta, Thorén Fredrik B, Karlsson Anna, Welin Amanda, Bylund Johan

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The study of human leukocytes is almost exclusively conducted using cells isolated from peripheral blood. This is especially true for neutrophils, despite the fact that these cells are of main (pathological) importance in extravascular tissues upon e.g., infection and/or tissue damage. The journe...

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PMID: 23570945
DOI: 10.1016/j.jim.2013.03.013

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