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In form for a swarm: programmable neutrophil swarming impacts infection outcome

2025-12-05

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Many migrating cells pattern signalling molecules to support their accumulation in target tissues. During inflammation, neutrophils achieve rapid swarming at sites of injury or infection by generating spatiotemporal gradients of chemoattractants. Whether these self-generated behaviours can be re-programmed to change disease course is unclear. Here, we show that neutrophil chemoattractant patterning machinery is su...

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e543a60b-6c73-553e-a7ee-d5a1564a00d6
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10.64898/2025.12.03.692046
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