Differentiation to the CCR2+ inflammatory phenotype in vivo is a constitutive, time- limited property of blood monocytes and is independent of local inflammatory mediators

Heping Xu, Ayyakkannu Manivannan, Rosemary Anne Dawson, Isabel Joan Crane, M. Mack, Peter Frederick Sharp, Janet Mary Liversidge

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