丁酸钠抑制NETs的释中性粒细胞胞外诱捕网是一种由DNA上附着杀菌蛋白

Sodium butyrate inhibits the release of NETs. The extracellular trapping net of neutrophils is an immune defense mechanism in which germicidal proteins are attached to DNA. While playing an anti-pathogen effect, it can be quickly explained. If the extracellular traps are formed too much or are not cleared in time, it may cause immune damage to tissues or organs. Relieving damage to breast epithelial cells by inhibiting autophagy

Sodium butyrate inhibits neutrophic granulocyte extracellular trapping nets, an immune defense mechanism attached to sterilization proteins in DNA. In the role of anti-pathogens at the same time, can be quickly explained, if the extracellulation trapping network formed too much or not timely removal, may cause immune damage to tissues or organs. Relieves damage to the mammary epithal cells by suppressing autophagy

Sodium butyrate inhibits the release of neutrophils from nets, which is an immune defense mechanism by attaching bactericidal proteins to DNA. If the extracellular traps are formed too much or not cleared in time, it may cause immune damage to tissues or organs. Radiotherapy alleviates the damage of mammary epithelial cells by inhibiting autophagy