TRPV4 Identifies Phagocytic Macrophages and May Promote Phagocytosis in Both Healthy and COPD Cells

P.S. Fenwick; J.R. Baker; Carolin K. Koss; Fidel Ramírez; Peter J Barnes; Karim C. El Kasmi; Louise Donnelly

doi:10.1164/ajrccm-conference.2022.205.1_meetingabstracts.a4649

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TRPV4 Identifies Phagocytic Macrophages and May Promote Phagocytosis in Both Healthy and COPD Cells

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