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Researchers at the Crick have discovered how cells build neutrophil extracellular traps, or NETs, which help our immune cells capture larger pathogens such as parasites and fungi to protect us from infection. https://bit.ly/4wyOWvX

bit.lyBack of the ‘NET’: how DNA web structures keep inflammation confinedNet-like structures made of DNA and antimicrobial proteins protect the body from infection by trapping and containing large pathogens. New findings published in the journal Science show that a DNA rep...
The Francis Crick Institute
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This research was carried out by Lorenza Iolanda Tsansizi and Sophie Guan from the Antimicrobial Defence Lab, led by Veni Papayannopoulos, in a collaboration with the DNA Recombination and Repair Lab, led by Steve West.

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