Master and commander: epigenetic regulation of macrophages

Cell Research
Mihai G Netea, Leo A B Joosten

Abstract

Macrophages are important innate immune cells with functions in tissue repair and remodeling, induction and resolution of inflammation, as well as elimination of invading pathogens. In a recent study, Schmidt and colleagues describe the open epigenetic landscape of the human inflammatory macrophages, and the transcriptional regulators responsible for their rapid response to environmental signals.

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