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Researchers at the University of California, San Francisco, found that mitochondrial activity in tissues determines macrophage numbers. In high-energy tissues, fibroblasts proliferated as their mitochondrial activity increased and secreted the macrophage survival factor CSF1. The researchers said that blocking CSF1 signaling caused macrophages to nearly disappear and mitochondrial activity in skeletal muscle to collapse as well.
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