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Mouse resident lung eosinophils are dependent on IL ‐5
7 May 2022
Abstract excerpt
Eosinophils were traditionally considered terminally differentiated cells with little to no heterogeneity.1 Recent studies demonstrated that they can acquire unique phenotypes in response to diverse stimuli,1-3 and two subsets of eosinophils [i.e. resident (rEos) and inflammatory (iEos)] were described in the lungs of allergen-challenged mice.4 rEos and iEos can be differentiated by the expression of Siglec-F,...
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