Morphological characterization of para- and proinflammatory neutrophil phenotypes using transmission electron microscopy
Background and Objective: Bacterial challenge is constant in the oral cavity. To contain the commensal biofilm, partly activated neutrophils are continuously recruited as part of a normal physiologic process, without exposing the host to the harmful effect of a fully active neutrophil response. This...
Main Authors: | Borenstein, A. (Author), Fine, N. (Author), Glogauer, M. (Author), Hassanpour, S. (Author), Oveisi, M. (Author), Sun, C. (Author), Tenenbaum, H.C (Author) |
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Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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Blackwell Munksgaard
2018
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