… Autoinflammatory diseases were originally defined as a group of monogenic disorders …
dynamics of inflammatory response during the course of the autoinflammatory disorders within …

… disease (BD) has recently been reclassified as an AID because the observed enhanced
inflammatory response and overexpression of proinflammatory cytokines in this disease are …

… It is known that they are involved in most types of inflammatory responses and contribute
significantly to the magnitude of the response by impacting the development of inflammatory …

… Integration of NLRP3, ER stress and mitochondria-mediated inflammatory responses in
autoinflammatory disease. ER stress caused by various metabolic disturbances or accumulation …

… Finally, some autoinflammatory diseases are linked to the inability to regulate cytokine …
cytokine loops that amplify and perpetuate inflammatory responses. A good example of this …

… an inflammatory response that is recognizable by the classic signs of redness, local inflammatory
… cartilage can mount an inflammatory cellular (chondrocyte) response, which then via …

… As previously discussed, the successful outcome of an inflammatory response is ensured
by a balance between IL-1 and IL-1RA. While in CAPS the unbalance is due to excessive IL-1β …

… Laboratory tests show a marked inflammatory response, characterized by high white blood
cell count, thrombocytosis, anemia, elevated levels of C-reactive protein and erythrocyte …

… immune system dominated inflammatory responses upon a defined trigger. These episodes
generally last for days before returning to a normal state without inflammation in between …

… expand the concept of autoinflammation. In addition, … inflammatory responses. Finally, we
will discuss new approaches towards investigating patients who present with autoinflammatory-…