Existing Drug Shows Promise as Treatment for Rare Genetic Disorder
Dr. Jeanne Marrazzo reaffirms NIAID’s dedication to bridging health disparities
Role of integrins in neutrophil migration and swarm formation
Neutrophils responding to a skin barrier breach
Movie 15: Sequential migration of neutrophils from the epidermis/dermis into sites of sand fly...
Movie 14: Magnified view of a portion of Movie 13
Movie 12: T cells appear to migrate along macrophage cell bodies at the granuloma periphery
Antigen-specific and nonspecific T-cell migration within a TB-induced granuloma
Cluster of IFN-gamma-producing T cells
T-cell arrest within a TB-induced granuloma after antigen exposure
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