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Their signaling activates the NF-B and pro-inflammatory body pathways via RIP2 kinase, thereby regulating the production of antibacterial peptides in intestinal Paneth cells and the repair of the lung epithelial barrier (147, 148)
Cells can even lose their ability to function, in some cases resulting in cell death