Community Series in Crosstalk in Ferroptosis, Immunity & Inflammation: Volume III

This Research Topic is the third volume of the “Crosstalk in Ferroptosis, Immunity & Inflammation” Community Series. Please see Volume I hereFerroptosis represents a critical form of regulated cell death, notable for its reliance on iron and its triggering by lipid peroxidation. The process becomes particularly significant in the context of inflammation, a crucial bodily response intended to tackle various threats and ensure tissue equilibrium. Issues arise when inflammation is uncontrolled, leading towards immune dysfunction and cellular demise. Current studies have further postulated that inflammation may instigate ferroptosis, releasing damage-associated molecular patterns (DAMPs) that activate the immune response and exacerbate inflammation. This bi-directional relationship highlights a complex interplay where ferroptosis and inflammation are both cause and consequence.This Research Topic aims to delineate the complex interactions between ferroptosis and inflammation, uncovering how this nexus influences disease treatment, particularly in inflammatory diseases and cancers. We intend to dissect the interaction between ferroptosis and various immune cells and assess ferroptosis's role in conditions like infection, inflammation, and cancer. These insights are anticipated to reveal novel therapeutic avenues and advance the development of targeted medicinal interventions.We welcome submissions of Original Research, Methods, Brief Research Reports, Review and Mini-Review Articles that address a variety of sub-topics on ferroptosis and immune response, such as:1. ferroptosis-related inflammatory factors2. Ferroptosis and DAMPs-induced cellular immune response3. Targeted ferroptosis-related immunotherapyPlease note that manuscripts without a major focus on immunology (example: ferroptosis of non-immune cells) are out of scope for this Research Topic as well as for this journal. Topic editors: Hao Wang Source: https://www.frontiersin.org/research-topics/84967/community-series-in-crosstalk-in-ferroptosis-immunity-inflammation-volume-iii