… of pro-inflammatory cytokines promotes survival in animal models of sepsis, yet, such a …
of the cytokine storm during sepsis and represent in detail the role of cytokines responsible for …

… interactions with other cytokines released in the sepsis cascade. Being a multifunctional
hormone, its action in other tissues could also affect the net clinical effects of septic shock. Finally…

… A range of studies using experimental models of septic arthritis showed that T cells and their
cytokines, including interleukin-17 (IL-17), are clearly involved in septic arthritis (7). This is …

… sepsis, 92 and sepsis-induced levels were higher than those caused by surgery alone.
Elevated levels of mtDNA in human sepsis … pro-inflammatory cytokines. These investigators also …

… In acute pancreatitis, although late sepsis-related deaths resulting from … cytokines in early
acute pancreatitis has been found to predict severity, 24 and lymphocyte-associated cytokines …

… and even more so in severe infection (sepsis) as much as 5–10 l … sepsis generate similar
responses, the response after sepsis … Inflammation is both a friend and an enemy in the survival …

… Recombinant Slit protein increased survival in polymicrobial sepsis whereas cytokines
remained elevated. Similarly, selective targeting of transcription factor nuclear factor kappa B (NF‐…

… of sepsis by directly regulating cytokine production through the proteolytic processing of
cytokine … in caspases can alter the production of cytokines. For example, a well documented …

… an exaggerated response to polymicrobial sepsis with an increased bacterial burden, an
enhanced phagocytotic activity, a more pronounced cytokine storm and decreased survival rate …

… thought of as an enemy, the septic response is, in fact, as much a friend, a normal and …
sepsis response. TNF was the first pro-inflammatory cytokine to be identified in the blood of septic …