… role in disruption of intestinal TJ barrier under a variety of clinically relevant conditions. …
Interestingly, IL-2 administration to sheep causes a severe capillary leak syndrome with …

… We chose fibrinogen as a marker of BBB leakage due to its relevance to WMLs – in a mouse
model of pericyte loss and BBB leakage, fibrinogen was suggested to be responsible for …

… nor any leakage or barrier indulgence. Our … leakages of the PD catheter initiated our material
stress test idea in a laboratory setting. Only a simulation of the relevant and typical clinical …

… Sphingosine-1-phosphate (S1P) can regulate endothelial barrier function, but the … relevant.
Nonetheless, our finding that S1P signaling is important for resisting lethal responses to leak-…

… to 14 C-mannitol and 80% of the leak to 14 C-inulin. Interleukin-6-induced barrier leak was
… agent in minimizing airway barrier leak and as a therapeutic in preventing leak triggered by …

… Indirect ALI represents a completely different and clinically relevant … leakage in CD73-deficient
animals. Thus, insufficient CD73 activity correlates with impaired endothelial barrier …

… relevant clinical reports, good therapeutic effects have been achieved in both esophageal
gastric anastomotic leak and gastric staple line leak… quickly overcome the barrier. Endoluminal …

… epithelial apoptoses are functionally relevant by raising four … leaks in the mucosal barrier
to molecules must be smaller than 1.2 nm. Neither bacteria nor viruses can penetrate the leaks …

… the impact of pathophysiologically relevant barrier dysfunction on mucosal homeostasis. …
that barrier defects result in antigen leakage, mucosal immune activation, and clinical disease. …

… greatest relevance to septic MOD is a loss of normal MVEC permeability barrier function, which
results in the leak … and MVEC dysfunction of direct clinical relevance in human sepsis and …