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The recent paper by Jang et al. ([1][1]), highlighted in In This Issue ([2][2]), is part of a recent rediscovery of the myeloid compartment of the intestinal lamina propria, which is probably the largest macrophage population in the body. The authors refer to these cells as dendritic cells, based on

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