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chemoattractant
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chemoattractant [ˌkɛməʊəˈtræktənt]
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(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Biochemistry) a chemical substance that provokes chemotaxis, esp one that causes a bacterium to move in the direction in which its concentration is increasing
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Potential targets for glucocorticoid action include: eosinophil generation, priming and recruitment of eosinophils by eosinophil-activating agents, and the production/release of eosinophil chemoattractants by distinct cellular sources, including mast cells, endothelial cells, epithelial cells, fibroblasts and others (Barnes and Adcock, 1993; Schwiebert et al.
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There is good evidence to suggest that low levels of oxygen (hypoxia) cause macrophages and other cell types to produce chemoattractants that promote the migration of endothelial cells into the tissue [3].
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