Alternatively polarized neutrophils metabolically restrain macrophage-driven inflammation
Macrophage-driven inflammation underlies many inflammatory diseases, yet the mechanisms that restrain macrophage activation within inflamed tissues remain poorly understood. Using mouse models of foreign body granuloma formation and macrophage activation syndrome, we show that neutrophils accumulate at sites of inflammation and metabolically restrain macrophage-driven pathology. Neutrophil…
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