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Generation of chemiluminescence by a particulate fraction isolated from human neutrophils. Analysis of molecular events.

McPhail et al., 1979

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8834597240552639872
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McPhail L
DeChatelet L
Johnston R
et al.
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The Journal of Clinical Investigation

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A particulate fraction isolated from human neutrophils by homogenization, then centrifugation at 27,000 g, was demonstrated to generate chemiluminescence. This luminescence required the addition of reduced pyridine nucleotide and was very low in …
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