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Multi-omic Studies of Neutrophils Reveal Programmed Deactivation Phenotypes After Inflammatory Stimulus
… that this slowing might represent a late deactivation phenotype. This hypothesis was evaluated through a double stimulus experiment, investigating the effect of an initial exposure on neutrophil capacity to process subsequent particulate or soluble stimuli (namely S.aureus, another human …