THE ELECTRICAL CHARGE OF THE BLOOD CELLS OF THE HORSE AND ITS RELATION TO THE INFLAMMATORY PROCESS
Harold A. Abramson · Cold Spring Harbor Symposia on Quantitative Biology · 1933
Many explanations have been offered to account for the emigration of polymorphonuclear leucocytes through the capillary wall to a point of injury. The views which have been most supported, and for which most evidence has been gathered, have been those which supposed surface tension or “chemotaxis” to be the dominant factor in producing this emigration.