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Contact: Lordina Klein
Lorindaann.Klein@nyumc.org
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NYU Langone Medical Center / New York University School of Medicine
Caption: Neutrophils, which are white blood cells, move into blood vessels covering the brain of a mouse infected with viral meningitis. The vessels eventually rupture. This moving image shows that neutrophils, rather than T-cells cause fluid to leak from blood vessels.
Credit: Michael L. Dustin and Jiyun V. Kim
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