Synchronisation of glycolytic oscillations in a suspension of human neutrophils

Jens Christian Brasen; Allan K. Poulsen; Lars Folke Olsen

Synchronisation of glycolytic oscillations in a suspension of human neutrophils

Jens Christian Brasen, Allan K. Poulsen, Lars Folke Olsen

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Abstract

Neutrophils are known to be able to synchronize their production of superoxide. We show that glycolysis is also synchronized in human neutrophils being in suspension and suggest that oscillations in glycolysis are driving the pulsatile production of superoxide. The synchronising agent remains so far unknown, however, much evident points to that it might be hydrogen peroxide or an intermediate in glycolysis.

Original language	English
Publication date	2008
Publication status	Published - 2008
Event	Sysbiohealth Symposium 2007 - Milan, Italy Duration: 16. Oct 2003 → 19. Oct 2007

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Conference	Sysbiohealth Symposium 2007
Country/Territory	Italy
City	Milan
Period	16/10/2003 → 19/10/2007

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Synchronisation of glycolytic oscillations in a suspension of human neutrophils

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