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Neutrophils were activated by incubation with phorbol myristate acetate to induce release of NETs and NET formation was assessed by measuring the extracellular DNA level.
We now demonstrate that there is an abundant release of NET-related markers in plasma from melioidosis patients.
However, in our study, we did not observe a difference in the release of NET-related markers between diabetic and non-diabetic melioidosis patients.
Since diabetes is the main risk factor for melioidosis and diabetes is known to negatively influence neutrophil function [3],[15],[14], we next sought to determine whether the presence of diabetes influenced the release of NET-related markers in our cohort of patients of whom 72% were diabetic.
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However, we confirmed that addition of DNase in the culture did not alter the level of PI-positive PMN, meaning bright PI staining of PMN is not due to release of NETs from PMN (Figure S1A).
C5a is also able to activate macrophages and endothelial cells and to promote vascular leakage and the release of NETs.
Neutrophils also kill pathogens through the active release of NETs (neutrophil extracellular traps), fibrous structures composed of chromatin fibres covered with granular and cytoplasmic proteins [ 3, 4].
Thus, it became clear that the release of NETs is not an 'accident' caused by a barrage of proteases and reactive oxygen species unleashed from neutrophils.
In the serious sepsis model presented here, the highest release of NETs was detectable within the first 24 hours after CLP.
