The adjuvant system AS01 up-regulates neutrophil CD14 expression and neutrophil-associated antigen transport in the local lymphatic network.

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A M Didierlaurent

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C Collignon

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M J de Veer

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10.1111/CEI.13088

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Melanie R Neeland

Wei Shi

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