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Increased neutrophil extracellular traps caused by diet-induced obesity delay fracture healing.

FASEB J · 2024 · PMC11580727 · PMID 39446097

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Obesity affects the level of NETs produced by neutrophils in the peripheral blood and callus after fracture Given that neutrophils are the first immune responders in fracture healing 39 and that NETs formed through NETosis perform diverse functions, examining their spatiotemporal distribution and their role in delayed fracture union is highly significant.

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