Estudo da inibição da PI3Kã e seu efeito modulatório na inflamação desencadeada por ligantes do TLR9 em modelos in vitro e in vivo

Abstract

TLRs and PI3Ks are very important proteins for the developmentof a robust and efficient inflammatory response. While TLRs are responsible for the PAMPs/DAMPs recognition and initiate the response, PI3Ks are responsible for a myriad function that comprise cell migration, cell activation, protein synthesis, cell survival and others. As both proteins have complimentary actions toward cell activation and response, an imbalance on their signalling could lead to excessive inflammatory responses so, the aim of this work was to study the role of PI3K in the regulation of TLR9 response