Scientists report that immune system cells, once thought to act only in immediate short‑term defenses, actually perform a wider array of coordinated functions. A comprehensive analysis by researchers from Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, the National Cardiovascular Research Centre and Yale University shows neutrophils can adapt their responses based on context and prior experiences. This new understanding could influence future therapies for cancer and inflammatory diseases. The study was published in the journal Cell and highlights the dynamic, adaptable nature of immune cells beyond their traditional rapid‑reaction role.
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