… Immunosenescence of neutrophils occurs in a low-grade inflammatory environment, with
specific abnormalities in their metabolism and function, including decreased phagocytic …

… neutrophils; this critically perpetuates the pro-inflammatory responses [64, 65]. Classically
activated macrophages are professional antigen-presenting cells (APCs) that can stimulate T-…

… , immunosenescence has been considered detrimental because it may lead to a low-grade,
sterile chronic inflammation … The aged neutrophils (CD10 neg ) are accumulated in the skin …

… to significant pro-inflammatory signalling and highlight the … immunosenescence, and
inflammation in driving poor health … and neutrophils, reduced levels of the most pro-inflammatory …

… This chronic inflammation is a typical phenomenon linked to immunosenescence and it is
considered the major … Age-regulated tissue-specific macrophages and neutrophils may cause …

… immunosenescence, the occurrence of immunosenescent cells increases in many age-related
diseases … -grade chronic inflammation most probably promotes immunosenescence with …

… Thus, the purpose of the present work was to investigate several functions of circulating
neutrophils (adherence, chemotaxis, phagocytosis and superoxide anion stimulation capacity) …

… This, in turn, reduces the ability of neutrophils to survive longer at the site of inflammation, …
across disease states. It has been suggested that altered functions may represent neutrophil “…

… inflammatory lung diseases. … inflammation on immune cells and tissue microenvironment
are thus chiefly involved in the pathophysiology of allergic and other immune‐driven diseases. …

… , and, hence, the hallmarks of immunosenescence may be markedly and … Inflammation is
a key component of immunosenescence, … Dysfunction of neutrophils and macrophages as a …