Delayed processing of blood increases the frequency of activated CD11b+ CD15+ granulocytes which inhibit T cell function
Authors:
- Kyle C. McKennaKyle C. McKenna
- Kelly M. BeattyKBKelly M. Beatty
- Rodolfo Vicetti MiguelRodolfo Vicetti Miguel
- Richard A. BilonickRBRichard A. Bilonick
- 1 February 2009
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Immunological Methods
- Vol. 341 (1-2) , 68-75
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