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have studied the effects of encapsulating O oeni in SiO 2 -alginate hydrogel (Si-ALG) biocapsules on LAB stability and cell contraction during winemaking [104]

Preclinical studies in murine and human alveolar macrophages (AMs) have demonstrated that loperamide induced autophagy, enhancing its antimicrobial activity towards M.tb [12]

on the other hand, specific DAMPs (such as mitochondrial DNA and HMGB1) can stimulate neutrophils to initiate programmed cell death mechanisms, releasing extracellular traps (NETs) composed of chromatin and granular proteins