… macrophages is compromised, characterized by reduced production of TNF-α, leading to
decreased numbers of neutrophils recruited to the sites of inflammation and chronic intestinal …

… The two-step model for neutrophil recruitment and mucosal inflammation. Signal 1: bacterial
attachment to mucosal cells activates a first inflammatory response. The adhesin receptor …

… in the number of VAMs in inflamed intestines. Our findings further implicated VAMs in a unique
crosstalk with inflamed ECs to promote PMN recruitment in inflamed mucosa. Specifically, …

… differences in the mechanisms of inflammation between various mucosal organs. Below, we
… mucosal oxidases perform in a sequential fashion during inflammation, prior to recruitment …

… in the second enzymatic reaction as highlighted in Figure 3.88, 89, 90 Resolvin E1 and
protectin D1 both decrease neutrophil recruitment and enhance the phagocytosis of apoptotic …

… Neutrophil (polymorphonuclear leukocyte, PMN) recruitment and accumulation at sites of
tissue injury and infection has long been used as a biomarker of inflammation… that neutrophils …

… mice had persistent IL17 production and neutrophil recruitment. The neutropenia associated
with … preparation to the inflamed mucosa could represent a novel therapeutic apprch for IBD. …

… epithelial cells, attract neutrophils out of mucosa, and the neutrophils that have emigrated …
neutrophil recruitment is interrupted by the absence of the sinus effusion, and the inflammation …

… To further elucidate the role of PARS on neutrophil accumulation in inflamed colon, we next
evaluated the intestinal expression of ICAM-1. Staining of colonic tissue sections obtained …

… , which argues for accentuated role of Gpr43 for neutrophil recruitment in the gut mucosa. …
diet can induce recruitment of neutrophils and thus contribute to onset of inflammation. There …