Monocytes can proliferate in vacant niches before differentiation into macrophages

Monocytes can proliferate in vacant niches before differentiation into macrophages

When an interstitial macrophage niche is empty, classical monocytes can proliferate locally in a manner that is restricted by the transcription factor MAFB, before undergoing differentiation into distinct macrophage subsets. These findings reveal a new function of monocytes and highlight the complex...

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