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. 2023 Jul 3;14:1169560. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2023.1169560

Table 2.

DAMP, RAMP, SPM and “transitioning” molecule-sensing receptors on non-polarized, M1 and M2 cells.

M0 M1 M2
DAMP DNA RAGE (87) RAGE (88), TLR9 (89) RAGE (87)
IL-1α/β IL-1RI
IL-1RII (90)
IL-1RI (91) IL-1RII (91)
Histones TLR2, TRL4 (92) TLR2, TRL4, TLR9
(89)
TLR4, TLR2 (93)
RNA TRL3 (94) TRL3 (95), TRL7 (96)
TLR8 (97)
TRL3 (95)
TRL7 (98)
S100 proteins RAGE (87)
TRL4 (92)
RAGE (88)
TRL4 (99)
RAGE (87)
TLR4 (99)
HSPs TLR2, TRL4 (92)
TREM-1 (100)
CD14 (101)
TLR4, TLR2 (89)
TREM-1 (102)
TREM-2 (103)
CD14
TLR4, TLR2 (93)
TREM-1 (104)
TREM-2 (103)
CD14
Uric acid TLR2, TRL4 (92)
P2X7R (105)
CD14 (101)
TLR4, TLR2 (89)
P2X7R (106)
CD14
TLR4, TLR2 (93)
P2X7R (71)
CD14
EMAP II VEGFR (107) VEGFR (108) VEGFR (109)
Ecirp TREM-1 (100)
TRL4 (92)
TREM-1 (102)
TLR4, MD2 (110)
TREM-1 (104)
Cyclophilin A CD147 (111) CD147 (112) CD147 (112)
SAP130 TRL4 (92)
MINCLE (113)
TRL4 (114)
MINCLE (114)
TLR4 (99)
MINCLE (114)
ASC specks P2X7R (105) P2X7R (106) P2X7R (71)
Oxidized phospholipids TLR2 (92) TLR2 (89) TLR2 (93)
RAMP HSP27 TRL4 (92)
SR-AI (115)
TRL4 (99)
SR-AI (116)
TLR4 (99)
SR-AI (117)
CD36 (118)
PS MERTK (119) MERTK (120) MERTK (1)
SPM Resolvin E BLT1 (121)
ERV1 (122)
BLT1 (121)
ERV1 (122)
BLT1 (121)
Cmklr1
Resolvin D ALX/FPR2 (123)
DRV1/2
ALX/FPR2 (124) ALX/FPR2 (124)
Lipoxin ALX/FPR2 (125) ALX/FPR2 (124) ALX/FPR2 (124)
Protectin GPR37 (126) GPR37 (126) GPR37 (126)
Maresin LGR6 (127) LGR6 (127)
RORa
LGR6 (127)
Transition HMGB1 TLR2, TRL4 (92)
RAGE (87)
TREM-1 (100)
TLR2, TRL4, TLR9 (89)
RAGE (88)
TREM-1 (102)
TLR4, TLR2 (93)
RAGE (87)
TREM-1 (104)
ATP P2X7R (105)
P2Y4 (105)
P2X7R (106)
P2Y4 (105)
P2Y2
P2X7R (71)
P2Y2
CD39
IL-33 ST2 (99) ST2 (128)
PGE2 EP2, EP4 (129) EP2 (130)
EP4 (131)
EP2 (132)
EP4 (131)
AnxA1 FPR2 (123) FRP1, FPR2 (133) FRP1, FPR2 (133)

↑ The arrow indicates that although certain receptors may be expressed in different macrophage subtypes, their expression can be further enhanced due to polarization.