Macrophages self-generate and refine chemotactic gradients during migration towards complement C5a
Abhimanyu Kiran(MRC Laboratory for Molecular Cell Biology), Robert H. Insall(University College London), Amy L. Shergold(Cancer Research UK Scotland Institute), R Devlin(Cancer Research UK Scotland Institute), Hannah Donnelly(Cancer Research UK Scotland Institute), Sérgio Lilla(Cancer Research UK Scotland Institute), Luke Tweedy(Cancer Research UK Scotland Institute), David M Versluis(MRC Laboratory for Molecular Cell Biology), Isabel Bravo-Ferrer(MRC Laboratory for Molecular Cell Biology), Peggy Paschke(Cancer Research UK Scotland Institute), Edward W. Roberts(Cancer Research UK Scotland Institute), Peter A. Thomason(Cancer Research UK Scotland Institute)
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