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The outcome of neutrophil-T cell contact differs depending on activation status of both cell types

2020-11-05

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Neutrophils and T cells exist in close proximity in lymph nodes and inflamed tissues during health and disease. They are able to form stable interactions, with profound effects on the phenotype and function of the T cells. However, the outcome of these effects are frequently contradictory; in some systems neutrophils suppress T cell proliferation, in others they are activatory or present antigen directly. Publishe...

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Literature Corpus work: 107a25f5-b6af-5f4f-afff-504be4ad668c
DOI: 10.1101/2020.11.05.370171

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