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Macrophages control intracellular pathogens like Salmonella by using two caspase enzymes at different times during infection.

Multi-omics analysis shows that preeclampsia-specific immune cell network was regulated by Folr2⁺Ccl7⁺Ccl8⁺C1qa⁺C1qb⁺C1qc⁺ pro-inflammatory macrophages, which can induce the CD8⁺ and Th17 memory T cells generation while inhibiting the gMDSCs production.

Analysis of inflammasome responses in human macrophages reveals that inflammatory caspases and pyroptotic factors control Salmonella replication primarily within the cytosol and also within vacuoles.

Procoagulant microvesicles derived from ruptured immune cells fuel blood coagulation.

A subset of Alzheimer disease patients carry mutant microglia somatic clones which promote neuro-inflammation.

A novel mouse model offers definitive evidence that a single inhibitory receptor family governs the critical natural killer cell functions of licensing and missing-self.