Renal dendritic cells adopt a pro-inflammatory phenotype in obstructive uropathy to activate T cells but do not directly contribute to fibrosis.

Snelgrove SL; Kausman JY; Lo C; Lo C; Ooi JD; Coates PT; Hickey MJ; Holdsworth SR; Kurts C; Engel DR

doi:10.1016/j.ajpath.2011.09.039

Renal dendritic cells adopt a pro-inflammatory phenotype in obstructive uropathy to activate T cells but do not directly contribute to fibrosis.

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Renal dendritic cells adopt a pro-inflammatory phenotype in obstructive uropathy to activate T cells but do not directly contribute to fibrosis.

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