… viral infection that consequently triggers cytokine storm syndrome would be to treat both the
infection—with anti-viral … treating a viral infection that is causing a cytokine storm syndrome is …

… attack of the virus. It is far from clear whether cytokine storm, direct effects of the virus, or the
… fast, faster than T cells, defense against virus infection and other challengers [81]. The NK …

… (cytokine storm) and tissue damage. Some drugs have been studied as therapeutic targets
(block to viral entry or to cytokine storm… in response to viral infections through innate immunity, …

… to infection with a pathogenic H1N1 influenza virus (PR8) and are hypersusceptible to infection
with the … pro-inflammatory cytokine and chemokine production in the lungs and delayed …

… are released by a variety of cells in response to virus infection, as the release of these
proinflammatory chemokines signals the recruitment of the immune cells to the site of infection. …

… and viral factors underpinning the inflammatory “cytokine storm” … viral infections (eg,
Epstein-Barr virus or herpes simplex virus) (60). Therefore, it is possible that SARS-CoV-2 infection …

… involved in virus infection, IL-8 secretion is reported in cytokine storm occurring in viral disease
(18, 20). We therefore analyzed the level of this cytokine in pigs upon SY18 infection. Not …

… Chemotactic factors are essential to the defense of the body against viral infections through
the recruitment of leukocytes to the involved organ. Any decrease or increase in the level of …

… induced by inflammatory cytokines, particularly IFN-γ. High levels of serum total IL-18 are
not always associated with bioactive “free” IL-18, as evident in viral infections and FHL where IL…

… Interestingly, our study revealed a potential mechanism through which Vitamin D could
suppress cytokine storm and reduce viral infection in COVID-19. Finally, differentially expressed …