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Role of nitric oxide in the maturation process of human dendritic cells

2003-01-01

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Nitric oxide (NO) generated by phagocytes at inflammation sites contributes to regulate immune responses through both autocrine and paracrine actions on bystander cells. Among the latter are dendritic cells (DCs). Little is known about regulation of DC function by NO, especially in the human system. In this thesis I report about the role of NO in two specific aspects of human DC maturation: i.e. endocytosis and ab...

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15d59ab9-6a6d-543b-be7a-59e8e0fcb110
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10.21954/ou.ro.0000f712
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