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Lymphocytes, Lymphokines, and Silicosis
Journal of Environmental Pathology, Toxicology and Oncology, 2001Silicosis is characterized by mononuclear cell aggregation with mineral particles and fibrosis. Lymphocytes are abundant in these lesions. We exposed inbred strains of mice to a respirable aerosol of cristobalite silica (70 mg/m3, 5 h/d, 12 d) or shamair. Silicosis evolved over months after exposure.
Linda M. Pfeiffer +3 more
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Lymphokines and monokines in the clinic
Immunology Today, 1986There has been a remarkable increase in understanding of the control of immune reactions and hemopoietic stem cell proliferation by cytokines. At a recent meeting(∗) investigators engaged in basic research, clinicians, and representatives of bioengineering and pharmaceutical companies gathered to discuss the present state and future potential of ...
Erich Platter +3 more
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LYMPHOKINES IN RHEUMATOID SYNOVITIS
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1975In antigen-induced experimental arthritis of rabbits, a macrophage migration inhibitory factor was released from the inflamed synovial tissues. A migration inhibitory factor, blastogenic factor, and B-cell-stimulating factor were also found in human rheumatoid synovial fluids and culture supernatants of rheumatoid tissue explants.
M. Rosenthal +4 more
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Measurement of Lymphokine Receptors
Current Protocols in Immunology, 2000AbstractOne of the most widely studied lymphokine systems is the T lymphocyte growth factor interleukin 2 (IL‐2). This unit describes two basic methods for the quantitation and biochemical characterization of IL‐2 receptors. The first method employs the radioreceptor assay.
John W. Lowenthal +2 more
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Immunotherapy of cancer with lymphokines and lymphokine‐activated killer cells
Seminars in Surgical Oncology, 1991AbstractOur expanding knowledge of the immune system has provided a basis of rationality for immunotherapy. Some non‐specific immunotherapy has achieved the status of standard treatment: interferon in hairy cell leukemia and chronic myelogenous leukemia, BCG in bladder cancer, and levamisole in colon cancer adjuvant therapy.
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Cancer chemotherapy and biological response modifiers, 1990
The area of lymphokines and cytokines is expanding at an enormous rate. Already the clinical value of the rDNA interferons is becoming more clearly defined. Interleukin-2 holds considerable therapeutic promise, but toxicity is a serious problem with this agent.
J, Wagstaff, K, Melief
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The area of lymphokines and cytokines is expanding at an enormous rate. Already the clinical value of the rDNA interferons is becoming more clearly defined. Interleukin-2 holds considerable therapeutic promise, but toxicity is a serious problem with this agent.
J, Wagstaff, K, Melief
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Prostaglandins and Lymphokines in Inflammation
Rheumatology, 1978It is suggested that the inflammatory process in rheumatoid arthritis (RA) results from activation of small lymphocytes to produce lymphokines, whose biological properties are appropriate to a mediator of chronic inflammation. Since prostaglandins (PGs) and allied products of arachidonic acid metabolism have properties pertinent to chronic inflammation,
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1993
The cellular parts of the immune system (macrophages, T cells, and B cells) are regulated in their functions, to a large extent, by factors produced by these cells. These factors produced by the cells of the immune system are referred to as cytokines in the generic sense.
Nicholas P. Plotnikoff +1 more
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The cellular parts of the immune system (macrophages, T cells, and B cells) are regulated in their functions, to a large extent, by factors produced by these cells. These factors produced by the cells of the immune system are referred to as cytokines in the generic sense.
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Lymphokine receptor interactions
Immunology Today, 1989The VI International Lymphokine Workshop, focused on lymphokine receptor interactions and as expected, a large body of new information was released during this meeting. The molecular characterization of several new cytokines and preliminary characterization of their biological effects was reported and new biological activities of known cytokines were ...
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On Lymphokines, Cytokines, and Breakthroughs
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1986Advanced cancer will take the lives of almost half a million Americans this year. Certainly, any claim of therapeutic accomplishment in this area will attract major public interest. In recent times, this interest has been focused on the lymphokines and cytokines, natural substances that man produces as a defense against the diseases that may afflict ...
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