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CCL17 and IL-10 as Effectors That Enable Alternatively Activated Macrophages to Inhibit the Generation of Classically Activated Macrophages
Tatsushi Katakura
, Masaru Miyazaki
, Makiko Kobayashi
, David N. Herndon
, Fujio Suzuki
Internal Medicine
Surgery
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Interleukin-10
100%
CCL17
100%
Activated Macrophages
100%
Resident Macrophages
23%
CpG DNA
19%
Macrophage Culture
14%
Inducer
4%
Prostaglandin E2
4%
Effector Cells
4%
Thermal Injury
4%
Total Body Surface Area
4%
Host Innate Immunity
4%
IL-6/IL-10
4%
Immunocompromised Host
4%
Third Degree
4%
Culture Liquid
4%
Dual-chamber
4%
Transwell
4%
Peritoneal Exudate
4%
Immunology and Microbiology
CCL17
100%
Macrophage
100%
Interleukin 10
100%
Macrophage Culture
13%
Innate Immune System
4%
Effector Cell
4%
Surface Area
4%
Immunocompromised Patient
4%
Interleukin 6
4%
Body Surface
4%
Peritoneal Macrophage
4%
Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine
Macrophage
100%
Mouse
7%
Total Body Surface Area
3%