Human monocyte inflammatory mediator gene expression is selectively regulated by adherence substrates.
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Summary
Monocyte mediator expression may be more dependent on the selectivity of signals induced by adherence to different substrates than the initial chemotactic response, as demonstrated by data demonstrating adherence to surfaces pretreated with fibronectin.
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- 1989-03-15
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Keywords
Fibronectin, Monocyte, Mediator, Tumor necrosis factor alpha, Chemotaxis
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