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Poster
P 007

Extracellular histones H1 and H3 have differential actions as the damage-associated molecular patterns of the central nervous system - pro-inflammatory effects on microglia and direct neurotoxicity

Appointment

Date: 31 May 2023

Time: 05.30 p.m. – 05.30 p.m.

Talk time: 0 Min.

Discussion time: 0 Min.

Location / Stream:

Poster

Extracellular histones H1 and H3 have differential actions as the damage-associated molecular patterns of the central nervous system - pro-inflammatory effects on microglia and direct neurotoxicity

Session

Poster session I and Get-Together

Topics

Innate immune and tissue cell interactions
Pattern recognition receptors and inflammasomes

Authors

Seamus A. McRae (Kelowna / CA), Christy M. Richards (Kelowna / CA), Dylan E. Da Silva (Kelowna / CA), Sijie (Shirley) Yang Yang (Kelowna / CA), Noah E. Zurfluh (Kelowna / CA), Julien Gibon (Kelowna / CA), Andis Klegeris (Kelowna / CA)