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Neutrophil bias

How modulation of neutrophils by IL-27 could treat stroke

October 18, 2017 11:38 PM UTC

Researchers from the University of Texas Health Science Center have found that IL-27 promotes an anti-inflammatory phenotype in neutrophils that can treat stroke in mice. But safety issues around the recombinant cytokine have the team looking downstream of IL-27 instead, to drug iron metabolism regulators released by the cells.

Neutrophils are important cellular mediators of inflammation recruited into the brain during stroke, where they can adopt pro- or anti-inflammatory phenotypes that exacerbate or ameliorate stroke, respectively. ...

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