Despite these aspects of the problem, it remains true that the most important cause of
inflammation is bacterial invasion of the tissues. The inflammatory response is a series of events …

… Numerous studies have shown that the administration of TNF-α to experimental animals will
induce physiological responses that mimic the systemic inflammatory response observed in …

… This study sought to determine whether red blood cell (RBC) transfusion increases in
vivo platelet aggregation and inflammation in coronary and noncoronary patients. …

… In this review, we will use the term “leukocytes” to refer to all circulating white blood cells.
In some cases, specific molecular events have been demonstrated only for subsets of …

… We have also assessed whether the inflammatory response plays any role in genotoxicity
of ZnO NPs. To achieve these aims we have exposed human THP-1 monocytes to a range of …

… the inhibitory phases of blood coagulation. Inflammatory mediators like endotoxin and tumor
necrosis factor α (TNF α) elicit the expression of tissue factor on blood cells. Under normal …

… A limitation of this study is that we compared red blood cells (allogeneic blood group) and
whole blood (autologous blood group). Arnestad et al. [10]showed that when retransfusing …

… to be secreted in response to apoptotic bodies in the course of … inflammatory responses
(43). BAFF is an IFN-induced, B cell–activating molecule expressed by innate immune cells. In …

… RBC aggregation and aggregability that correlate with inflammatory indexes in cardiovascular
and infectious conditions associated with an inflammatory response. For this purpose, we …

… responses to antigens. Here we review what is presently known about the sterile inflammatory
response … loss of cell mass, the inflammatory response may be useful to promote healing. …