… We also compared the response of neutrophils isolated from animals affected with chronic …
IL-4-activated equine neutrophils share features described for human neutrophils, suggesting …

… strong neutrophilic response. Here, we review basic equine neutrophil biology and explore
the role of neutrophils in … In addition, unique aspects of equine neutrophil biology have been …

… Although the pathogenesis is complex, intravascularly activated neutrophils appear to be
major mediators of the adverse systemic effects associated with endotoxemia.General …

… equine neutrophils in vivo and in vitro. In this study the in vitro migratory response of equine
eosinophils and neutrophils … migration of both equine cosinophils and neutrophils, maximal …

… However, neutrophils can also mediate tissue damage in various non-infectious … by releasing
pro-inflammatory mediators, including the cytokines interleukin (IL)-8 and IL-17, neutrophil …

… cAMP activates two different intracellular pathways that mediate neutrophil adhesion,
protein kinase A (PKA) and exchange proteins directly activated by cAMP (Epac) (10, 11). …

… This review will discuss the role of the neutrophil and neutrophil-associated mediators,
both systemically and locally, in the foot during the development of laminitis in the horse. …

… In conclusion these studies have shown that horse and human neutrophil elastase content
and mediator release functions are more closely matched than was previously thought. This …

… of neutrophils in laminar tissues in the induction of laminitis. Particular emphasis is placed
on the role of neutrophil … TNFα is a critical mediator of sepsis that contributes to organ …

… Neutrophils (PMN) are critical host defense cells that have a role in the pathophysiology of a
… PMN, but not in equine PMN. We show here that adhesion of equine PMN to immobilized IC …