Neutrophil extracellular traps (NETs) are made up of released nuclear DNA associated with histones and granular proteins, which form a network-like extracellular structure capable of trapping and killing certain microbes.after performing their function, NETs should normally be degraded by DNAse. However, in the event of poor clearance, NETs can be a major source of autoantigens, increasing the risk of autoreactivity against their components. This...