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Hydroxychloroquine inhibits TLR9. 24 / 25
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"Nonetheless, given the proposed mechanism of action via TLR9, it seems possible that hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine might prevent the activation of nucleic acid sensors cGAS and TLR9 through a common mechanism such as alteration of the structural configuration of the DNA substrate [33,34]."
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"We supposed that the reasons are as follows : ( 1 ) the immune regulation function of HCQ in suppressing the secretion of pro-inflammatory factors [ 11,12 ] , which can be explained by our results that HCQ diminished the levels of pro-inflammatory factors including IFN-alpha , TNF-alpha , IL-1beta and IL-12 by blocking TLR9 ; ( 2 ) however , as mentioned above , HCQ could only blocking TLR9 , so it just partially reduces the production of inflammatory cytokines ."