November 1, 1990

Role of CR3 in Induced Myelomonocytic Recruitment: Insights From In Vivo Monoclonal Antibody Studies in the Mouse

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In this minireview, I have therefore concentrated upon insights gained into the role of CR3 in the recruitment of myelomonocytic cells to inflammatory sites in the mouse, one small area of current in vivo experimentation manipulating members of the CD18 family of leukocyte adhesion molecules

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