… , CD4 + T lymphocytes are rapidly activated to become pathogenic T helper (Th) 1 cells
and generate GM-CSF, etc. The cytokine environment induces inflammatory CD14 + CD16 + …

… These phenomena suggest severe pulmonary inflammation and cytokine storm also exist
in 2019-nCoV infection. At present, symptomatic treatments with organ support to moribund …

… T cells to apoptosis resulting in dysregulated inflammatory … storms” and immunopathology
can occur during pathogenic … /s responsible for exuberant inflammatory responses. Studies …

… Additionally, CD8 T cells harbor high concentrations of cytotoxic granules; … T lymphocytes
recovers in 2–3 months, whereas it may take nearly a year for the memory CD4 T lymphocytes …

… pathogens, but excessive inflammation due to an unchecked … T cells results in quick
onset of CRS. IL-6 plays a pivotal role in CRS owing to its pleiotropic property with anti-inflammatory …

… in the pathogenesis of atherosclerosis [13]: the T-mediated … effector T cells and Treg cells,
and the effects of these cells lead … Both cell types play a central role in inflammation associated …

… M2c macrophages produce CCL16 and CCL18, which consequently promote recruitment
of eosinophils and naive T cells, respectively (29). M2c macrophages are associated with …

… Specifically, Channappanavar and Perlman highlight how pathogenic CoV … inflammatory
environment marked by elevated cytokines/chemokines and accumulation of inflammatory …

… inflammatory response may be intertwined with T cell activation that could exacerbate disease
or prolong the infection. Most inflammatory … + T cell recovery and pathogen-specific T cells …

… cells and locally expanded γδ T cells. In severe COVID-19 cases, the IL-33–ST2 axis might
act to expand the number of pathogenic … of anti-inflammatory or resolving M2-like cells (eg, …