Time course of immune cell population changes post injury.

Time course of immune cell population changes post injury.

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Main Author: Jillian L. McCool (13174542) (author)
Other Authors: Aimy Sebastian (823355) (author), Nicholas R. Hum (12563075) (author), Stephen P. Wilson (13174545) (author), Oscar A. Davalos (19447159) (author), Deepa K. Murugesh (4621030) (author), Beheshta Amiri (13174548) (author), Cesar Morfin (20501089) (author), Blaine A. Christiansen (13174551) (author), Gabriela G. Loots (12563087) (author)
Published: 2025
Subjects:
Biophysics
Biochemistry
Microbiology
Cell Biology
Physiology
Pharmacology
Biotechnology
Evolutionary Biology
Ecology
Immunology
Developmental Biology
Hematology
Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
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rest spontaneously resolve
immune cell populations
identified significant differences
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cell rna sequencing
anterior cruciate ligament
myeloid cell activation
inflammatory signaling seen
apoptotic cells induced
murine knee joint
joint injuries progress
mrl injured joints
potent myeloid
inflammatory response
induced fluctuations
synovial joints
traumatic osteoarthritis
transcriptional shifts
synovial tissue
susceptible c57bl
stabilizing tissues
significantly contrasted
resistant mrl
receptor involved
medial meniscus
macrophage subpopulations
macrophage accumulation
found enriched
enhanced capacity
driven anti
data suggest
connective tissues
clearing debris
articular fractures
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