Human mast cells use conservation and condensation mechanisms during recovery from degranulation. In vitro studies with mast cells purified from human lungs

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A. M Dvorak, R. P Schleimer, E. S Schulman and L. M Lichtenstein

Laboratory investigation, v 54(6), pp 663-678

1986

PMID: 2423778

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Title: Human mast cells use conservation and condensation mechanisms during recovery from degranulation. In vitro studies with mast cells purified from human lungs
Creators: A. M Dvorak - Beth Israel hosp., Boston MA 02215, United States
R. P Schleimer - Beth Israel hosp., Boston MA 02215, United States
E. S Schulman - Beth Israel hosp., Boston MA 02215, United States
L. M Lichtenstein - Beth Israel hosp., Boston MA 02215, United States
Publication Details: Laboratory investigation, v 54(6), pp 663-678
Publisher: Nature Publishing
Resource Type: Journal article
Language: English
Academic Unit: Pulmonary, Critical Care, and Sleep (Medicine)
Web of Science ID: WOS:A1986C813300009
Scopus ID: 2-s2.0-0022460169
Other Identifier: 991019295205104721

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