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Origins of brain tumor macrophages

Michele De Palma
2016
Journal Articles

Abstract

The ontogeny of brain-tumor-associated macrophages is poorly understood. New findings indicate that both resident microglia and blood-derived monocytes generate the pool of macrophages that infiltrate brain tumors of either primary or metastatic origin.

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