Completed Infection & Immunity Lungs & Breathing

How neutrophils detect and resolve infection and how this deteriorates with age

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Researchers

Heidi Welch (Co-Investigator)Len Stephens (Co-Investigator)Michael Coleman (Co-Investigator)Michael Wakelam (Co-Investigator)Nicholas Ktistakis (Co-Investigator)Oliver Florey (Co-Investigator)Phillip Hawkins (Co-Investigator)Simon Cook (Principal Investigator)

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