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M1 Means Kill; M2 Means Heal

18 Sept 2017

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Macrophages are abundant in almost all tissues of all multicellular organisms, estimated to total 1010 cells in adult humans. Macrophage function is essential for health, as strikingly demonstrated by the severe pathologies of macrophage-deficient animal models. Therefore, understanding the

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PMID: 28923980
DOI: 10.4049/jimmunol.1701135

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