Gliadin-Induces-Neutrophil-Migration-via-Engagement-of-the-Formyl-Peptide-Receptor-FPR1-pone.0138338.s002
Lammers K, Chieppa M, Liu L, Liu S, Omatsu T, Janka-Junttila M, Casolaro V, Reinecker H, Parent C, Fasano A
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PT-gliadin attracts neutrophils. PT-gliadin was injected in a 5 cm long loop of Lys-GFP transgenic mice duodenum. Differently from the PBS injected loop (S1B movie), neutrophils appear to roll more slowly along the vessels. Several neutrophils stop and seem to invade the intestinal tissue. Finally some areas of the imaged tissue reveal bright spots indicating neutrophil invasion.
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