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Human neutrophils are terminally differentiated cells that do not replicate and yet express a number of enzymes, notably cell cycle‐dependent kinases (CDKs), that are associated normally with control of DNA synthesis and cell cycle progression. In neutrophils, CDKs appear to function mainly to regulate apoptosis, although the mechanisms by which they regulate this process are largely unknown. Here...