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During an infection they migrate to the infection site and differentiate (change to a more specific cell shape) under the influence of [[cytokines|cytokines]] and [[antigen|antigens]] to macrophages in the tissue. A distinction is made between mobile macrophages that migrate from the blood as needed and local tissue macrophages, which make up the majority of the macrophage population and are called dendritic cells.
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During an infection they migrate to the infection site and differentiate (change to a more specific cell shape) under the influence of [[Zytokine/en|cytokines]] and [[Antigen/en|antigens]] to macrophages in the tissue. A distinction is made between mobile macrophages that migrate from the blood as needed and local tissue macrophages, which make up the majority of the macrophage population and are called dendritic cells.

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Während einer Infektion wandern sie zum Infektionsherd und differenzieren (verändern sich zu einer spezielleren Zellform) unter dem Einfluss von [[Zytokine|Zytokinen]] und [[Antigen|Antigenen]] im Gewebe zu Makrophagen. Man unterscheidet zwischen ortsunabhängigen, mobilen Makrophagen, die bedarfsweise aus dem Blut einwandern und ortsständigen Gewebsmakrophagen, welche den Grossteil der Makrophagenpopulation ausmachen und dendritische Zellen genannt werden.
ÜbersetzungDuring an infection they migrate to the infection site and differentiate (change to a more specific cell shape) under the influence of [[Zytokine/en|cytokines]] and [[Antigen/en|antigens]] to macrophages in the tissue. A distinction is made between mobile macrophages that migrate from the blood as needed and local tissue macrophages, which make up the majority of the macrophage population and are called dendritic cells.

During an infection they migrate to the infection site and differentiate (change to a more specific cell shape) under the influence of cytokines and antigens to macrophages in the tissue. A distinction is made between mobile macrophages that migrate from the blood as needed and local tissue macrophages, which make up the majority of the macrophage population and are called dendritic cells.