Endogenous Estrogen Regulation of Inflammatory Arthritis and Cytokine Express... - 0 views
The molecular basis of neurodegeneration in multiple sclerosis - 0 views
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Inflammation is the most predominant feature during the early (relaping) phases of the disease and declines with aging of the patients and disease duration
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anti-inflammatory or immunomodulatory treatments are effective in the relapsing stage, but the benefit is lost when the patients have entered the progressive phase
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in the process of oligodendrocyte destruction and demyelination in MS lesions iron is liberated from its intracellular ferritin bound stores into the extracellular space, where it is taken up by microglia and macrophages and again stored together with ferritin. When this happens in MS lesions in an environment, where free radicals are produced by oxidative burst, iron can be liberated from ferritin and transformed into reactive Fe++[114], which reacts with hydrogen peroxide to generate highly reactive hydroxyl radicals [36] and thus amplifies oxidative damage and associated cellular injury
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Interleukin‐2 enhances the natural killer cell response to Herceptin‐coated H... - 1 views
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administration of low‐dose IL‐2 results in expansion of a CD3– / CD56+ NK cell population in patients with advanced cancer
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approximately 20 % will overexpress theHer2 / neu proto‐oncogene
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In breast cancer, Her2 / neu overexpression is associated with a worse histologicalgrade, decreased relapse‐free and overall survival periods, and altered sensitivity to chemotherapeutic regimens
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