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. 2018 Nov 9;9:2456. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2018.02456

Table 1.

Neutrophils in autoimmune diseases.

Diseases Species Effector molecules Functions References
MS Mouse ROS Destructing blood-brain-barrier (60, 61)
Mouse MPO Destructing blood-brain-barrier (62)
SLE Human IFN-á Damaging vascular endothelia (13)
Human NETs Killing endothelial cells and activating plasmacytoid dendritic cells (14, 63)
RA Mouse PADI 4 Related to the generation of autoantibodies (15)
Human TNF Attracting T cells (64)
Human B-lymphocyte stimulator Activating B cells (65, 66)
Mouse ROS Decreased ROS levels is associated with autoimmune and chronic inflammation (67, 68)
Human MMPs Destructing cartilage (69, 70)
Mouse RANKL Resorbing bone (71)
T1D Human NE Related to the generation of â-cells antigens autoantibodies (72)
Human Proteinase 3 Related to the generation of â-cells antigens autoantibodies (72)
Mouse ROS Destructing pancreatic â-cells (73)
Mouse CRAMP Activating plasmacytoid dendritic cells (16)
IBD Mouse ROS Killing bacteria and damaging intestinal mucusa (74, 75)
Human MMP-9 Degrading the extracellular matrix and vascular repairement (76, 77, 78)
Human NE Disrupting intestinal barrier (79, 80)
Mouse IL-22 Repairing epithelial integrity and resoling colitis (81)