Titlebook: Cytokines and Joint Injury; Wim B. Berg,Pierre Miossec Book 2004 Springer Basel AG 2004 Arthritis.bone.cytokine.cytokines.diseases.inflamm

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Jeffrey Wang,Wei-Chiang Shen,Jennica L. Zaror, non-or partial-responder patients are not infrequent and inflammatory disease usually flares upon discontinuation of treatment [., .]. The fact that TNFα independent pathways operate in inflammatory synovitis carries significant pathogenetic implications for existing disease models and exemplifie

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Junyan A. Ji,Jun Liu,Y. John Wangnd direct cellular interactions [.-.]. In pathologic conditions, the production of cytokines and MMP by infiltrating and resident tissue cells escapes regulatory mechanisms. The activity of proinflammatory cytokines is counterbalanced by numerous mechanisms of which cytokine inhibitors — IL-1 recept

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Book 2004es IL-15, IL-17 and IL-18 and their positioning in the complex cytokine interplay. Cytokine regulation of destructive enzymes, RANKL, the endogenous inhibitor OPG and their crucial roles as central players in joint erosion are highlighted. Together, the chapters provide a complete and balanced view

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The IL-1 family: The role of IL-1 and IL-18 in inflammation,d immunocompetent cells into the extravascular space. IL-1 is also an angiogenic factor and plays a role in tumor metastasis and blood vessel supply [.]. Mice lacking IL-1 receptors fail to develop proliferative lesions of vascular smooth muscle cells in mechanically injured arteries. In humans with

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Targeted IL-1 inhibition,he human. An important distinction between these two molecules is that pro-IL-1β is biologically inactive, whereas both pro-IL-lα and mature IL-lα exhibit full receptor binding activity. In addition, to its biologic effects following receptor binding, pro-IL-lα exerts other functions inside cells [.

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