Multiomics Reveals How Macrophages Contribute to Liver Disease
3 Quarks Daily • 5/28/2026
Summary
Macrophages, known as first responders of the immune system, play a role in protecting the liver from infections. However, when liver cells accumulate fat, these macrophages can become activated and contribute to chronic inflammation and metabolic conditions in the liver.
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