… , 2 hours of normothermic in situ ischemia without endotoxin preconditioning (0.9% NaCl 24
… in FCD after reperfusion compared with baseline. ETX pretreatment (1 mg endotoxin in 1 mL …

… ischemic preconditioning (RIP). This procedure has been shown to protect the gut, pancreas
… markers such as serum intestinal fatty acid-binding protein, endotoxin levels and diamine …

… Although we could confirm the reported beneficial effects of a selective iNOS inhibitor in
endotoxemia, the same inhibitor reduced microvascular blood flow and enhanced liver …

… pancreatic ischemia-reperfusion injury, … endotoxin preconditioning, inhibition of apoptosis
and antiproteatic strategies were identified as protective elements of endotoxin preconditioning…

… -induced liver protection has been demonstrated during ischemia-reperfusion injury (IRI) …
preconditioning on ATF4-CHOP pathway as well as the effects of the pathway on tissue injury …

… mediators in response to endotoxin preconditioning, such as … : (1) Endotoxin preconditioning
induced neuroprotection … , and that (2) endotoxin preconditioning in cells from WT animals …

… pancreatitis. CONCLUSION: Our results indicate that IP reduces pancreatic damage in
cerulein-induced pancreatitis and … on the activity of COXs and pancreatic production of HSP 70. …

… , intestine, liver, and pancreas play very important roles in the … involved in intestinal
ischemia–reperfusion injury, and SOCS-… to intestinal bacteria and endotoxin translocation, …

… Preconditioning can also be achieved with bacterial endotoxins and various other chemicals
and when brief episodes of ischaemia are applied following the ischaemic period (the latter …

… , often leading to acute injury of multiple organs. Here, we show that remote ischemic
preconditioning (rIPC), elicited by brief episodes of ischemia and reperfusion in femoral arteries, …