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Cigarette smoke extract–treated mast cells promote alveolar macrophage infiltration and polarization in experimental chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

Hong Li, Tian Yang, Qian Ning, Feiyan Li, Tianjun Chen, Yan Yao, Zhongmin Sun

Inhalation Toxicology · 2015 · 28 citations · 32 references

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In conclusion, CSE-treated mast cells may induce macrophage infiltration and M2 polarization via Prss31 expression, and potentially contribute to COPD progression.

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