The Role of Neutrophil Extracellular Traps in Human Health

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Neutrophils are both the most abundant cells in circulation and the first to go to a site of infection. In this video, ARTURO ZYCHLINSKY explores the role that Neutrophils play in infectious disease.
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Zychlinsky explains that Neutrophil Extracellular Traps (or NETs) kill and prevent the dissemination of microbes while also alerting other parts of the immune system to infection. Revealing some of the processes involved in NET formation, Zychlinsky demonstrates that, depending on the type of disease, NETs can play either a beneficial or a deleterious role.
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With NET’s relevance extending beyond infectious disease to conditions including cancer and cardiovascular disease, Zychlinsky’s work has opened up a fertile field of exploration for research labs worldwide.
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More Information about Arturo Zychlinsky: www.mpiib-berlin.mpg.de/18315...
This LT Publication is divided into the following chapters:
0:00 Question
1:10 Method
2:23 Findings
3:37 Relevance
4:37 Outlook

[@gadgetpotato1975]

brilliant video, thanks!

[@Heather_Ryuk]

Thankyou for this! Easy to watch with my knackered student brain 👍

[@gabyfridman7475]

Thank you !!!

[@kfl3187]

It's so amazing to know another way that our body uses to get inmunnity and protection, it's kinda ironic how our own cells (neutrophils) could die to get a major benefit that are the ones mencionated in the video; one of the things that caught my attention is to know the hole role of these NET in Lupus, what kind of role does this responses of the inmunity plays in the disease and why the decrease of the formation of these structures can mitigate diseases like this
I think is a interesting topic to investigate, I hope in the future we can have those responses

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[@thiago6562]

GasderminD is activated, um e toxoplasma gondii infection, by Neutrophil elastase in neutrophil, cause wasnt possible to observe caspase 4/5 at the experiment. Its interesting that this death pathway is used by liberation of NET

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