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Akt is essential to induce NADPH-dependent NETosis and to switch the neutrophil death to apoptosis

Medicine and Health

Akt is essential to induce NADPH-dependent NETosis and to switch the neutrophil death to apoptosis

D. N. Douda, L. Yip, et al.

Discover how the research conducted by David N. Douda, Lily Yip, Meraj A. Khan, Hartmut Grasemann, and Nades Palaniyar reveals the pivotal role of Akt in regulating the balance between neutrophil death through NETosis and apoptosis, shedding light on the inflammatory response in various diseases.

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Abstract
Publisher
Blood
Published On
Jan 23, 2014
Authors
David N. Douda, Lily Yip, Meraj A. Khan, Hartmut Grasemann, Nades Palaniyar
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1182/blood-2013-09-526707
Tags
NETosis
apoptosis
Akt
neutrophils
inflammation
ROS

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