DNA-chopping enzyme that breaks up NETs may offer new way to fight autoimmune disease, early data from Neutrolis suggest

Of the im­mune sys­tem’s many de­fens­es, neu­trophils may have one of the strangest. The cells eject their DNA to en­mesh bac­te­r­i­al in­vaders in spi­der­web-like tan­gles …

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