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Adipogenic MSC-derived COL-3 drives M2-like macrophage polarization via PI3K-AKT to alleviate sepsis-induced lung injury

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The Brief

  • A study reports that COL-3 derived from adipogenic mesenchymal stem cells drives M2-like macrophage polarization.
  • The reported mechanism involves the PI3K-AKT pathway.
  • The study reports that this process alleviates sepsis-induced lung injury.

Why it matters

It identifies a candidate mechanism, macrophage polarization via PI3K-AKT, by which stem-cell-derived COL-3 may limit lung damage in sepsis, which can guide future mechanistic and therapeutic research.

Who’s affected

  • researchers in sepsis, lung injury and macrophage biology
  • #sepsis
  • #macrophages
  • #mesenchymal stem cells
  • #lung injury
  • #pi3k-akt

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