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Macrophage chemotaxis steered by complex self-generated gradients of complement C5a

2025-11-06

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Macrophages rely on efficient chemotaxis to locate sites of infection and tissue damage. One general strategy that enhances chemotactic accuracy is the use of self-generated gradients, where cells locally deplete attractants to create or sharpen guidance cues. Here we show that mouse bone marrow–derived macrophages (BMDMs) migrate toward the complement component C5a using this strategy. Cells actively deplete C5a...

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a035ddc1-1d6e-560a-8571-452161f76d2b
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10.1101/2025.11.05.686842
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