… or indirect anti-inflammatory and immunomodulatory activities. Speculatively, there are many
opportunities and challenges in targeting immune/inflammatory processes in the evolving …

… Nonetheless, there are settings when the inflammatory response itself damages host tissue
… or subacute inflammatory response (cytokine storm) that occurs in response to pathogens (…

… In this condition, a dysregulated host inflammatory response … ) have shown that the
inflammatory response initially set in … results in a heightened inflammatory response and thus …

… insufficient early inflammatory response negatively affects … inflammation (16). For these
reasons, a combination of imaging-based hemodynamic assessment coupled with inflammatory …

… One hypothesis is that these cells promote and perpetuate a local inflammatory response
and suppress the function of vascular Tregs. Tregs improve endothelial cell function, inhibit B …

… -inflammatory biologics (eg, inhibitors of TNF-α, IL-1, or IL-6). They reduce inflammatory
responses and downregulate proteins or cells involved in immune stimulation responses [12]. …

… specific aspects of the inflammatory response, in agreement … grade chronic inflammation is
one of the great challenges of … opportunity to control acute and chronic inflammation where, …

… pathways, this is the first formal suggestion of a potential role for TLR sensing mechanisms
within the intestinal stromal compartment regulating mucosal inflammatory responses in vivo. …

… integral component of adaptive Th1 responses. However, expanding pathogenic concepts
in ACS beyond the simplified view of chronic inflammation considerably widens the spectrum …

… cells and antibody responses, and moreover was revealed equally well against challenge
with … immune responses with antigonococcal IgG and IgA antibody production, and resisted …