How Macrophages Use Membrane-bound DNaseX During the Early Stages of Engulfing Particles
Pyne A; Pandey V; Kundu S; Ikegami S; Wang X
Macrophages are types of cells that destroy germs by eating them. Scientists discovered a new way these cells break down DNA on the outside of the germs. They found that a special enzyme called DNaseX helps do this right at the cell's surface.