Inflammation

Inflammation: fundamental mechanisms

by Ley, Klaus

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"Inflammation is important in many diseases, yet it is hard to find current information on the pertinent cellular and molecular mechanisms of inflammation. This book is a current and authoritative review of various aspects of inflammation in mammalian organisms. Basic principles, including regulation by cytokines, lipid mediators, reactive oxygen species and leukocyte recruitment are followed by chapters on integrative aspects of inflammation, such as neutrophil extracellular traps, sepsis and …

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  • Full title :Inflammation : fundamental mechanisms / editor Klaus Ley.

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"Inflammation is important in many diseases, yet it is hard to find current information on the pertinent cellular and molecular mechanisms of inflammation. This book is a current and authoritative review of various aspects of inflammation in mammalian organisms. Basic principles, including regulation by cytokines, lipid mediators, reactive oxygen species and leukocyte recruitment are followed by chapters on integrative aspects of inflammation, such as neutrophil extracellular traps, sepsis and granulomatous inflammation."--

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  • Publication Date:2018

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  • Description:1 online resource

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  • ISBN:9789813109445, 9813109440
  • oclc:on1030600568
  • LC Classification:RB131
  • Dewey Decimal:616/.0473

Table of Contents

TNF superfamily in inflammation / Marisol Veny, Richard Virgen-Slane, and Carl F. Ware -- Complement as a mediator of inflammation / B. Paul Morgan -- Lipids and inflammation / Valerie B. O'Donnell, Robert C. Murphy, and Garret A. FitzGerald -- Reactive oxygen species / Ulla G. Knaus -- Leukocyte adhesion / Klaus Ley and Zhichao Fan -- Neutrophil extracellular traps / Tobias A. Fuchs, Abdul R. Hakkim, and Constantin F. Urban -- Sepsis / Jamison J. Grailer, Matthew J. Delano, and Peter A. Ward -- Granulomatous inflammation / Marc Hilhorst, Gene Hunder, Jorg Goronzy, and Cornelia Weyand.

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