… In summary, Gal-1 can up- or down modulate the neutrophil ROS generation in response to
fMLP. The prevalence of one or the other effect depends on the cell activation stage and the …

… for integrin-dependent neutrophil activation. Importantly, intravital microscopy imaging
approaches have expanded our understanding of neutrophil–pathogen interactions extensively. A …

… neutrophils To verify whether additional functional parameters of neutrophils could be modulated
… surface antigens that are typically modulated upon neutrophil activation, such as CD64…

… The findings from our study indicate that neutrophil chemotaxis, activation, and … A better
understanding of the relationship between sympathetic activation and neutrophil function will be …

… [28], [58], suggest that the balance between these two ROS may be important in modulating
neutrophil driven inflammatory responses in vivo. For example, although reduction in cellular …

… We performed the following experiments to better determine the role of adenosine in
modulating TNFaprimed PMN chemiluminescence. Exogenously added adenosine as low as 10 …

… of neutrophils on adaptive immunity. Understanding how neutrophils modulate adaptive …
novel strategies and new therapeutic approaches for diseases associated with neutrophils. …

… and using highly purified human neutrophils devoid of any … activated CD4 + or CD8 + T
cells can modulate neutrophil … cells, once activated, may influence neutrophil phenotype and …

… by modulation of neutrophil activity, it seems necessary to know the total neutrophil activation
… Thus, we need to start possible modulation of neutrophils before these cascade reactions. …

… , in contrast to neutrophils, are able to migrate to the lymph nodes and can efficiently present
antigens to T cells, we considered the possibility that immune modulation by neutrophils is …