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NFKB activation leads to

activation and maturation

chemokine induction

cytokine induction

ROS generation

M1 and M2 plasticity (cell specific problems for quantitative investigation given)

PAMPs, DAMPs ligand discrimination (cell specific problems for quantitative investigation given)

tolerance versus trained immunity (cell specific problems for quantitative investigation given)

Aqdas & Sung 2023 Trends in Immunology 44(1): 32

Macrophages (CD68s) & NFKB Signaling / NFKB Pathway

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