… When ischaemic injury and infarction due to thrombosis are superimposed on tissue damage
caused by the initial process of inflammation, the repair process is more likely to result in …

… During inflammation, tissue damage is caused by neutrophilderived free radicals, originally
designated to destroy invading pathogens. As a consequence, oxidative modification of mem…

… or misdirected, one can imagine that this is a safeguard to prevent unwanted damage
due to inflammation in case leukocytes or endothelial cells become accidentally activated. …

… damage of endothelial cells within the inffammatory focus. The damaged endothelium …
Therefore in the face of a procoagulant endothelial surface, neutrophil-mediated endothelial …

… In this chapter, I will therefore summarize classical endothelial cell properties … inflammatory
response has to be brought back to a resting level to prevent excessive inflammatory damage…

… In the culture wells in which inflammatory cytokines were detected, endothelial cells showed
an increased reactive oxygen species activity and features of apoptosis. Conclusions: Our …

… that the inflammatory response to MCT results in disruption of the endothelial cell membrane
and a loss of multiple proteins, leading to the activation of cell proliferative pathways, …

… interactions has led to an increased appreciation of the role complement activation plays
in contributing to the widespread endothelial cell activation that leads to end organ damage …

… suggest that the endothelium is highly inflammatory and partly damaged in severe COVID-…
to damage and recruitment of inflammatory cells, further highlighting endothelial stress and …

… stimulated by LPS, an inducer of inflammation. Our results demonstrate that sulforaphane
protects against inflammatory damage induced by LPS in human vascular endothelial cell …