A combination approach of pharmacologic inhibition and genetic deletion revealed that the major isoform of PARP (PARP-1) plays a predominant, but not exclusive, role in the regulation of chemokine production in vivo. Suppression of chemokine expression may be a novel mode of anti-inflammatory action of PARP inhibition.
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