Purinergic System in Immune Response
In mammalian cells, the purinergic signaling and inflammatory mediators regulate each other. During microbial infection, nucleotides and nucleosides from both dying host cells and pathogens may be recognized by the host receptors. These receptors include purinergic receptors such P2X, P2Y, and A2A,...
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2022
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