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CCL18–Beyond chemotaxis

Chenivesse et al., 2018

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17395512977473685241
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Chenivesse C
Tsicopoulos A
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Cytokine

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The chemokine CCL18 is constitutively expressed in human lung and serum, and is further elevated during pathologic conditions such as allergy, fibrosis and cancer, suggesting that it may participate in both homeostatic and inflammatory processes. Under steady state …
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