The antipsychotic drug thiothixene stimulates macrophages to clear pathogenic cells by inducing arginase 1 and continual efferocytosis | Science Signaling
08-04-2025 15:01 via science.org

The antipsychotic drug thiothixene stimulates macrophages to clear pathogenic cells by inducing arginase 1 and continual efferocytosis | Science Signaling

Macrophages perform repeated rounds of phagocytosis in response to an FDA-approved dopamine blocker.
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