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Nano(bio)materials Do Not Affect Macrophage Phenotype – A Study Conducted by the REFINE Project

2024-05-07

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Macrophages are well known for the involvement in the biocompatibility, as well as biodistribution, of nano(bio)materials. Although there are a number of rodent cell lines, they may not fully recapitulate primary cell responses; particularly for those of human cells. Isolation of tissue resident macrophages, from humans, is difficult and may result in insufficient cells with which to determine the possible interac...

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10.20944/preprints202405.0336.v1
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