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Building "walls" to stop pathogens:neutrophils play a role in the repair of extracellular matrix
COMMENTARY | Updated：2026-01-27
Building "walls" to stop pathogens:neutrophils play a role in the repair of extracellular matrix
- “In the field of xxx, expert xx has made significant research progress. By establishing the xx system/exploring the xx topic/verifying the xx conjecture, xx has provided solutions to solve xx problems/open up a new direction for xx research/lay a foundation for the construction of the xx system.”
- Military Medical Research Vol. 12, Issue 11, Pages: 1842-1844(2025)
DOI： 10.1186/s40779-025-00624-0
Accepted：01 July 2025
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