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Phagocytic Defects

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Abstract

Elie Metchnikoff [62] was the first to appreciate that circulating phagocytic cells protect the host from invading microbes and are essential for host survival. His observations, made almost 100 years ago, have been confirmed and extended in the laboratory and in the clinic. Today much is known about the complex interaction between humoral factors and phagocytic cells necessary for host defense against invading microbes.

P. G. Quie is the American Legion Memorial Heart Professor of Pediatrics

E. L. Mills is a Minnesota Heart Association Fellow

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Quie, P.G., Mills, E.L., McPhail, L.C., Johnston, R.B. (1979). Phagocytic Defects. In: Cooper, M.D., Lawton, A.R., Miescher, P.A., Mueller-Eberhard, H.J. (eds) Immune Deficiency. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-81362-7_6

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