… In sepsis, severe lymphopenia and apoptosis of lymphocytes may be a significant cause
of death [15]. Therefore, the differences in molecular expression patterns linked to …

… Our bioinformatics analysis clearly showed that the four identified core targets might beneficially
suppress sepsis-associated epithelial cell necrosis or apoptosis in the lung, peritoneum …

… /dysfunction associated with developing sepsis. This is despite the … therapies in these
patients. The inability of these present-day therapies to mitigate the devastating effects of sepsis …

… therapy have limited prognostic impact in patients with sepsis. … is now recognized as one of
the major causes of septic death. … sepsis-induced apoptosis and improves survival in a CLP …

… to explore the complex mechanisms underlying mitochondrial dysfunction in sepsis and its
… and prevented the reduction of complex activities and apoptosis in hepatocytes [68]. Similar …

… a sepsis outcome risk stratification tool for children with septic shock … Apoptosis of immune
cells is a key step in sepsis-associated immune suppression and while triggers for apoptosis …

… enzymes and subsequently undergo apoptotic cell death. Upon … remove the cell debris of
apoptotic neutrophils in order to … It is thus important to further explore the therapeutic potential …

… , immune, cell apoptosis and coagulation of XBJ for treating sepsis were identified. Cell line
… of XBJ may have broad therapeutic effect for sepsis compared to FDA approved drugs or …

… event ( 2 ), with increased necrosis and apoptosis of circulating immune effector cells ( 3, 4 ),
… immunomodulating therapy clinical trials in the management of patients with severe sepsis …

… antimicrobial therapy, management is entirely supportive. … apoptosis in a cohort of critically
ill ICU patients with sepsis and to … , the delayed neutrophil apoptosis of clinical sepsis differs in …