Macrophages make me sick: How macrophage activation states influence sickness behavior
Abstract
The macrophage (MΦ) is an essential cellular first responder in the innate immune system, sensing, alerting, removing and destroying intrinsic and extrinsic pathogens. While congenital aplasia of granulocytes, T or B lymphocytes leads to serious disease, lack of MΦs is incompatible with life. The MΦ, however, is not a monomorphic entity. These constructers, repairers and defenders of the body are diverse in form and function. What controls MΦ...
Paper Details
Title
Macrophages make me sick: How macrophage activation states influence sickness behavior
Published Date
Nov 1, 2011
Journal
Volume
36
Issue
10
Pages
1431 - 1440
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