Regional macrophage specialization shapes intestinal neuroimmune function
Tissue-resident macrophages adapt to local environments to support organ-specific functions, but whether their regulation differs across regions of the same organ is poorly understood. The gastrointestinal tract provides an ideal system to address this question because its anatomically distinct regions perform specialized physiological functions and contain different cellular environments. Here,…
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