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UNDERSTANDING NEUTROPHIL BEHAVIOR USING MICROFLUIDIC DEVICES

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Neutrophil with internalized toxoplasma gondii (red) showing actin filament( green) and nucleus (blu

Tumor spheroid (red) surrounded by NETs (green) that obstructs NK cell (blue) penetration of the tum

Neutrophils with internalized macrophage derived vesicles (green). The actin (red) and nucleus (blue

Neutrophil imaging in a mouse liver in vivo

Neutrophil with internalized toxoplasma gondii (red) showing actin filament( green) and nucleus (blu

Tumor spheroid (red) surrounded by NETs (green) that obstructs NK cell (blue) penetration of the tum

Neutrophils with internalized macrophage derived vesicles (green). The actin (red) and nucleus (blue

Neutrophil imaging in a mouse liver in vivo

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