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In this review, we discussed the roles of distinct lipids in innate immunity and inflammation, with particular focus on how phospholipid metabolism and membrane homeostasis are actively reprogrammed during the innate immune response, and how the crosstalk between phospholipids and innate immunity finally orchestrates the outcome of host defense and tissue homeostasis

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