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Abstract
Inflammasomes induce pyroptosis and, through poorly defined mechanisms, promote adaptive immune responses. High-resolution imaging of the explosive morphology of pyroptosis showed that minutes before rupture, gasdermin D instructs the cell to extend filopodia. These structures mark the corpses for recognition by the antigen-sampling receptor CLEC9A on dendritic cells.
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