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Prior Pro-inflammatory Polarization Changes the Macrophage Response to IL-4

2021-04-08

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Tissue repair is largely regulated by diverse macrophage populations whose functions are timing- and context-dependent. The early phase of healing is dominated by pro-inflammatory macrophages, also known as M1, followed by the emergence of a distinct and diverse population that is collectively referred to as M2. The extent of the diversity of the M2 population is unknown. M2 macrophages may originate directly from...

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e45183e8-bab4-5cb0-bfe0-af3600776262
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10.1101/2021.04.06.438673
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