Glycolytic side pathways regulating macrophage inflammatory phenotypes and functions.

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Macrophages are crucial effector cells of the innate immune system and have important roles in the initiation and resolution of inflammation as well as in tissue homeostasis. To fulfill these diverse roles, macrophages exhibit metabolic flexibility to quickly adapt to the needs of the effector functions required, as well as to the microenvironment. This metabolic flexibility is exemplified by proinflammatory...

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