The immunohistochemical heterogeneity of atheroma macrophages: comparison with lymphoid tissues suggests that recently blood-derived macrophages can be distinguished from longer-resident cells.
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Summary
The observations of antigenic markers of macrophages in atherosclerotic human arteries by immunohistochemistry indicate that all stages of atherosclerosis can have an outward traffic of Mphs from the blood through the arterial intima and suggest that an insight into the dynamics of tissue MPHs can be obtained from the cell phenotype.
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- 1993-10-01
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