2.1 Apoptosis Cell apoptosis is a genetically regulated autonomous cell death process, mainly mediated by the extrinsic death receptor pathway and the intrinsic mitochondrial pathway ( In COPD, substantial evidence supports a significant imbalance of apoptosis in airway and alveolar epithelium as well as alveolar macrophages
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In cases of prolonged neuroinflammation, macrophages activate microglial cells, leading to an increased release of astrocytes, a phenomenon observed in survivors of TBI for many years following the initial injury (Johnson et al., 2013b)
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