… materials and activating macrophages with various activating … can also control the process
of phagocytosis. Because of the … particulate carriers on the phagocytosis by macrophages. …

… different particles sizes, we found that 150 nm particles did not sediment on macrophages
during … geometry reduces the recognition and phagocytosis by macrophages. The two uptake …

… the phagocytosis of inhalable particulate drug carriers. Phagocytosis is an active process
for uptake of particles observed in macrophages, monocytes, neutrophils and somewhat in …

… by professional and nonprofessional phagocytes and have a … the phagocytosis of particles
intended to be used as carrier or … phagocytes mainly include neutrophils and macrophages (…

… primary cell phagocytosis focus solely on phagocytosis by macrophages and ignore …
whether neutrophils’ preferential phagocytosis of PEGylated particles remained consistent across …

… are eventually cleared from the body by phagocytosis, which is one of the body’s innate …
non-indigenous particulate matter (8). Macrophages, the body’s phagocytic cells, bind particles …

… Less is known about the mechanisms by which phagocytosis of organisms and particles
occurs in response to receptor activation by the many nonopsonic receptors. These include …

… : Phagocytic uptake of inhaled and deposited particles is the … particles that deposit along
the entire respiratory tract, however, are not efficiently phagocytosed by surface macrophages. …

… In this chapter, features of phagocytosis of particles in terms of particle properties, as well
as … Macrophage cells also recognize drug carrier particles as invaders, and then,“undesirable” …

… Thus, phagocytosis by macrophages is criticalfor the … macrophages and neutrophils have
been referred to asprofessional phagocytes and are very efficient at internalizing particles…