NLRP12 drives PANoptosis in response to heme

PANoptosomes are large cell death-inducing complexes that drive a type of cell death called PANoptosis during infection and inflammation. Sundaram and colleagues recently identified NLRP12 as a PANoptosome that induces PANoptosis in response to heme, TNF, and pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMPs), indicating a role for NLRP12 in hemolytic and in-flammatory diseases.

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PANoptosomes are large complexes that induce cell death called PANoptosis during infection and inflammation. Sundaram and colleagues have identified NLRP12 as a PANoptosome that triggers PANoptosis in response to heme, TNF, and pathogen-associated molecular patterns, indicating its involvement in hemolytic and inflammatory diseases.