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Functional role of extracellular matrix proteins and their receptors in apoptosis and cell survival

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Figure 1. LPS and IFN(F) Counting of viable cells after M-CSFby Trypan blue exclusionand using a hemocytometer.Each point was performedmean 6cell cycle
Figure 2. IFNγ Protects Macrophages against
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