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A neutral protease of the neutrophil surface : role in the proteolysis of C-reactive protein and fibrinogen
Both of the acute phase reactants, C-reactive protein and fibrinogen, as well as neutrophils have been shown to accumulate at sites of tissue injury or inflammation. The association of C-reactive protein with neutrophils and the concomitant degradation of this ligand by a phorbol 12-myristate 13 ace...
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UCT/MRC Liver Research Centre
2018
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