Characterization of eosinophil adhesion to TNF-alpha-activated endothelium under flow conditions: alpha 4 integrins mediate initial attachment, and E-selectin mediates rolling.
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L. Koenderman | J. Zwaginga | J. V. D. van der Linden | L. Ulfman | J. Lammers | P. Kuijper | Jan-Willem J. Lammers | J. Zwaginga | Leo Koenderman | J. V. D. Linden
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