Slower glycolytic fluxes at -4 and -8 C in both solutions, inferred from steady-state levels of glycolytic intermediates, confirm that supercooled temperatures slow down metabolic activity (Fig
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185 Neutrophils producing NETs in this form do not undergo lysis, and the cells remain viable and perform normal functions, including chemotaxis, phagocytosis, and pathogen killing, after the release of the NETs
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