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Vandivier RW et al. – Ineffective efferocytosis in CFTR–deficient cells appears to have pro–inflammatory consequences, because apoptotic cells enhance IL–8 release by these cells, but not by wild–type controls. Therefore, in cystic fibrosis, dysregulated efferocytosis may lead to accumulation of apoptotic cells, impaired regulation of the inflammatory response, and ultimately may suggest a new therapeutic target.

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