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In this issue of Blood, Newson et al determine the dynamics of inflammatory cell recruitment and their diversification into functionally distinct, cellular subsets in a previously uncharacterized “postresolution” phase of inflammation.(1) The postresolution tissue retains some of the recruited populations of monocytic and lymphoid cells and remains in a state of “adaptive homeostatsis” long after inflammation has resolved.
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