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Aug 2026
Fibroblasts resist Staphylococcus aureus on the skin surface by responding to interleukin-1 and recruiting neutrophils
It is found that fibroblast recognition of interleukin-1 is essential for immune response and fibroblasts actively participate in innate immunity and highlight an IL-1R1–dependent keratinocyte-fibroblast-neutrophil axis of communication.
Jared Simmons, T. Nakatsuji, Fengwu Li et al.
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