Tag: macrophages

A new review examines how trogocytosis, the process by which cells nibble membrane fragments from one another, shapes immune regulation, ...

A high-resolution spatial transcriptomic atlas of human ovarian and peritoneal endometriosis lesions reveals conserved fibroblast niches and sensory neuroimmune interactions ...

A two-hit mouse model reveals that sepsis leaves macrophages functionally silenced, blunting lung cytokine and chemokine responses to secondary Pseudomonas ...

A new PLOS Pathogens review explains how accessory chromosomes, iron and sterol metabolism, and immune-evasion traits allow Fusarium oxysporum, a ...

Researchers at Sun Yat-sen University have mapped a hypothalamic vagal circuit through which chronic stress raises acetylcholine in liver tumors, ...

A traditional three-herb formulation called JI-017 suppressed inflammatory mediators in macrophages and was associated with improved survival in a mouse ...

A University of Tokyo study shows the adjuvant K3-SPG can train innate immunity in mice to provide temporary protection against ...

A new study shows that the macrophage enzyme MMP14 generates soluble semaphorin 4D, a signal that builds an immunosuppressive tumor ...

A paired spatial multi-omics study of prostate cancer reveals that rising cholesterol during therapy tracks with castration resistance, as import-dominant ...

A multi-platform transcriptomic atlas of the human right ventricle reveals a two-phase progression to failure, with early erosion of protective ...