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Role of colony-stimulating factors in leucocyte responses to inflammation and infection
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Role of colony-stimulating factors in leucocyte responses to inflammation and infection
Curr Opin Immunol.
1991 Feb.
Abstract
Colony-stimulating factors play an important role in the function of mature blood cells and the promotion of their survival. There is increasing evidence to suggest that these factors participate in inflammatory reactions and in responses to infection.
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