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Isotopically enriched <sup>64</sup>ZN-aspartate attenuates systemic inflammation and gut dysbiosis in an LPS-induced rat model of Parkinson's disease. [PDF]

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Phagocyte defects

Clinical Immunology and Immunopathology, 1986
Although inherited forms of phagocyte defects affect a small proportion of the general population, their clinical course can be altered dramatically by a physician's awareness of these diseases and modifications of the approach to and treatment of affected patients.
C J, White, J I, Gallin
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A Theoretical Model for Phagocytic Capacity of Phagocytes

Advanced Theory and Simulations, 2022
AbstractThis work seeks to establish a theoretical model that links phagocytic capacity of phagocytes with geometries of phagocytes and phagocytic objects. The model is applied to four different types of phagocytic objects: a flat surface, a microsphere, a microdisk, and a population of microspheres.
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Phagocytes in Cyberspace

IEEE Security & Privacy Magazine, 2010
In recent years two things have become clear: first, the fight against malware is essentially unwinnable, and second, there is a way forward. Production and distribution of malware has become a business energized by powerful economic forces. The defenders are at a severe disadvantage and are losing the fight.
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Defensins in granules of phagocytic and non-phagocytic cells

Trends in Cell Biology, 1995
Antimicrobial proteins stored in lysosome-like granules of neutrophils and macrophages probably play an important role in killing phagocytosed microbes after delivery to the phagolysosome. Among the granules' antimicrobial armamentarium are defensins, peptides that kill a broad spectrum of microorganisms in vitro.
M E, Selsted, A J, Ouellette
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