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Primary human dermal fibroblasts selectively sense LPS, poly I:C and ADP heptose and initiate immune response mostly through chemokine secretion
Fibroblasts are considered structural cells that maintain tissue homeostasis and facilitate repair. They also participate in innate immunity, although their pattern recognition capabilities remain incompletely characterized. Here, we systematically assessed the innate immune responses of commerciall
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