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Immune signaling as a determinant of cellular identity and tissue function

Frontiers·Apr 28

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Research is examining the role of immune signaling in determining cellular identity and tissue function. This area of study suggests a connection between immune signaling and the development or maintenance of cellular and tissue characteristics. The relationship between immune signaling and cellular identity is being explored.

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