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Proliferation drives quorum sensing of microbial products in human macrophage populations

2022-05-12

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Macrophages coordinate the initial host inflammatory response to tissue infection, as well as mediating the reparative phase, by producing growth factors that promote tissue repair. One model of this functional dichotomy is that peripherally recruited monocyte-derived macrophages drive acute inflammatory responses to infection, whereas tissue-resident macrophages are responsible for tissue repair. Alternatively, i...

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2dfdbeeb-b28a-53b3-a828-ef3090d74d1c
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10.1101/2022.05.12.491598
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