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Annual Review of Cell and Developmental Biology

Volume 37, 2021

Promoters and Antagonists of Phagocytosis: A Plastic and Tunable Response

Abstract

Recent observations indicate that, rather than being an all-or-none response, phagocytosis is finely tuned by a host of developmental and environmental factors. The expression of key phagocytic determinants is regulated via transcriptional and epigenetic means that confer memory on the process. Membrane traffic, the cytoskeleton, and inside-out signaling control the activation of phagocytic receptors and their ability to access their targets. An exquisite extra layer of complexity is introduced by the coexistence of distinct “eat-me” and “don't-eat-me” signals on targets and of corresponding “eat” and “don't-eat” receptors on the phagocyte surface. Moreover, assorted physical barriers constitute “don't-come-close-to-me” hurdles that obstruct the engagement of ligands by receptors. The expression, mobility, and accessibility of all these determinants can be modulated, conferring extreme plasticity on phagocytosis and providing attractive targets for therapeutic intervention in cancer, atherosclerosis, and dementia.

Keyword(s): CD47, glycocalyx, ITAM, ITIM, phosphatidylserine, Siglec
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Promoters and Antagonists of Phagocytosis: A Plastic and Tunable Response
Annual Review of Cell and Developmental Biology 37, 89 (2021); https://doi.org/10.1146/annurev-cellbio-120219-055903
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