1. Fluorescent neutrophils throw the spotlight on inflammation
by Graham J. Lieschke
Blood
Volume 108(13):
December 15, 2006
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2. Progressive accumulation of fluorescent neutrophils (green) at 2 and 8 hours after transection of the tail of a zebrafish larva.
Progressive accumulation of fluorescent neutrophils (green) at 2 and 8 hours after transection of the tail of a zebrafish larva. See the complete figure in the article beginning on page 3976.
Graham J. Lieschke Blood 2006;108:
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3. Examples of stable transgenic zebrafish lines with fluorescent cell types involved in actue inflammation. llustration by A. Y.
Examples of stable transgenic zebrafish lines with fluorescent cell types involved in actue inflammation. llustration by A. Y. Chen.
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