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Ca2+ dynamics correlates with phenotype and function in primary human neutrophils.
Biophysical chemistry - 31 Dec 2013
Hübner Katrin, Surovtsova Irina, Yserentant Klaus, Hänsch Maria, Kummer Ursula
Abstract excerpt
Central to the immune defense function of neutrophils is to sense, to move and to kill. Neutrophils acquire distinct cellular states necessary to fulfill these functions each associated with a particular phenotype. The cells constituting the neutrophil population are presumably not synchronized with respect to their actual state, e.g. due to maturity or preactivation. It is also likely that they exhibit a...
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