نتایج جستجو برای: acute phase protein

تعداد نتایج: 2205082  

2009
Kerstin Skovgaard Shila Mortensen Mette Boye Karin T. Poulsen Fiona M. Campbell P. David Eckersall Peter M.H. Heegaard

The acute phase protein response is a well-described generalized early host response to tissue injury, inflammation and infection, observed as pronounced changes in the concentrations of a number of circulating serum proteins. The biological function of this response and its interplay with other parts of innate host defence reactions remain somewhat elusive. In order to gain new insight into th...

Journal: :Revista da Sociedade Brasileira de Medicina Tropical 1998
M L Galván-Ramírez C Guillén-Vargas R Saavedra-Durán A Islos-Rodríguez

Some proteins of the Toxoplasma gondii are recognized by IgG, IgM and IgA antibodies in patients with acute and chronic toxoplasmosis, depending on the strain and stage of the Toxoplasma. Sixty-nine sera from immunocompetent individuals were studied through the Western-Blot Test: 20 has an acute infection, 29 has a chronic toxoplasmosis infection and 20 were healthy (seronegatives). The protein...

Journal: :asian journal of sports medicine 0
arsalan damirchi department of exercise physiology, faculty of physical education and sport sciences, university of g farhad rahmani-nia department of exercise physiology, faculty of physical education and sport sciences, university of g javad mehrabani department of exercise physiology, faculty of physical education and sport sciences, university of g

purpose lipocalin-2 (lcn2), a newer adipocyte-secreted acute phase protein, was recently reported to be correlated with potential effects on obesity and inflammation. the reaction of this protein to progressive exercise has not been evaluated yet. this study was designed to compare the serum lcn2 and high-sensitivity c-reactive protein (hs-crp) levels after participating in an acute bout of tre...

Journal: :Archives of surgery 2000
J E Mazuski E M Grossmann J G Norman W Denham N Panesar M J Shapiro R L Durham D L Kaminski W E Longo

HYPOTHESIS Clostridium difficile toxins require interleukin 1 (IL-1) production or a functioning IL-1 receptor to elicit acute-phase protein production by murine hepatocytes. DESIGN Experimental study. SETTING Research laboratory at the DVA Medical Center, St Louis, Mo. CELLS STUDIED: Hepatocytes prepared from normal mice, from knockout mice deficient in IL-1 production due to loss of IL-1 ...

Journal: :Journal of Cerebral Blood Flow & Metabolism 2007

Journal: :FEMS Immunology & Medical Microbiology 2003

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