CORDIS Project
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This project investigates the daily migration patterns of immune cells, focusing on how circadian rhythms influence their movement and function. By mapping these patterns, the research aims to enhance therapeutic strategies for inflammatory diseases by timing drug administration effectively.
Leukocytes are the key components of the immune system that fight infections and provide tissue repair, yet their migration patterns throughout the body over the course of a day are completely unknown.
Circadian, ~24 hour rhythms are emerging as important novel regulators of immune cell migration and function, which impacts inflammatory diseases such as myocardial infarction and sepsis.
Altering leukocyte tissue infiltration and activation at the proper times provides an option for therapy that…
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