Immunology - NOD like receptors and the Inflammasome

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DAMPs usually stands for Damage associated molecular patterns and is used for damaged cells instead of danger.

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Hello how about and eyes inflammatory that i believe it's a phlegm inside Retina what's the natural remedies much appreciated

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[@burritosburritos]

Question if you don't mind. From the perspective of intermittent fasting, I've read that ketone bodies(beta hydroxybutyrate) inhibit or down regulates inflammasome formation. Is this true? If so do you have any reasons as to why?
Here is my take. From a evolutionary POV, when the mammal is in a fasting state, it can't waste energy with inflammatory processes. Instead the up-regulation of autophagy and xenophagy becomes the primary way of dealing with intracellular and extracellular pathogens. Is this a plausible explanation?

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Is it danger or damage in DAMP?

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damage

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Not apoptosis, pyroptosis++++. Apoptosis is induced by the apoptosome. Different but similar

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*Pyroptosis
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