… mitochondrial-driven apoptosis during sepsis remains largely … versus nonimmune cell
apoptosis as seen in sepsis is less well … on sepsis-induced mortality, apoptosis, and inflammation. …

… apoptosis is a potential reason that septic … inflammatory in vitro models such as Haemophilus
somnus and LPS have been shown to be associated with endothelial cell apoptosis. …

… basis of inflammatory myocardial edema during experimental sepsis ( 41, 42 ). … sepsis,
myocardial apoptosis was found both through activation of the extrinsic and the intrinsic apoptotic …

… states in vivo and the significance in vivo of reducing inflammatory reaction remain to be …
resembling septic shock in humans (20, 21). We investigated the protective effect of apoptotic …

… Recent studies suggest that neutrophil apoptosis is decreased in systemic inflammatory …
the mean percentage of neutrophil apoptosis of uncomplicated sepsis, septic shock, ARDS, and …

… apoptosis can serve as a mechanism to terminate or suppress an unbridled inflammatory
response during sepsis… to superantigen-mediated septic shock. These findings further …

… modalities as well as therapeutic strategies for severe sepsis or septic shock. It is generally
accepted that sepsis is an inflammatory state resulting from the systemic response to infection…

… the molecular biology of sepsis, severe sepsis, and septic shock. … sepsis ( 90 ). Neutrophils
are constitutively proapoptotic and apoptosis is fundamental for the resolution of inflammation …

… In contrast, inflammation is not typical of apoptosis because phagocytic cells … apoptosis
is rapidly increased in the blood of patients with septic shock, and that lymphocyte apoptosis …

… in septic shock. Studies support the observation that defective NFκB signaling leads to
immunosuppression in sepsis, favoring apoptosis … of inflammation and apoptosis following PAMP/…