(A) Cellular and molecular mechanisms of
immune cell recruitment and activation in inflammatory and metabolic disease.
«Scientists find potential mechanism for deadly, sepsis - induced secondary infection: Sepsis disrupts
immune cell recruitment to infected skin in mice.»
Not exact matches
Current thinking regarding type III hypersensitivity is that
immune cells within tissues sense the presence of these
immune complexes (ICs) through specific receptor molecules and release inflammatory factors called cytokines that activate the endothelial
cells lining adjacent blood vessels to promote the
recruitment of neutrophils.
As revealed in the Nature paper, this repetitive cycle of abortive infection,
cell death, inflammation and
recruitment of additional CD4 T
cells to the infection «hot zone» ultimately destroys the
immune system and causes AIDS.
Jessica Jang, the lead author of the research paper and a third - year UCR graduate student in microbiology, explained that resistin regulates the
recruitment of innate
immune cells called monocytes to the site of infection to produce inflammatory cytokines (small proteins that are important in
cell signaling).
Antibodies stimulate the
recruitment of additional
immune cells that help to activate T
cells; the vaccine stimulates proliferation of T
cells that can attack the tumor; IL - 2 helps the T
cell population to expand quickly; and the anti-PD1 molecule helps T
cells stay active longer.
Second, NK
cells churn out many different forms of signaling proteins, which can promote or suppress inflammation by aiding in
recruitment and activation of other
immune cells.
«We're very interested in following up by finding more direct proof that if you block the
recruitment of
immune cells to tumors, you can reverse this phenomenon in these animals with endothelial
cell insulin resistance,» Rask - Madsen says.
Recent findings suggest that tumor associated stroma is another important regulator of tumor growth and progression which may also modulate the
recruitment, activation status and retention of
immune cells in the tumor microenvironment.
Results from previous studies have demonstrated that blocking just one of the steps can significantly reduce neutrophil
recruitment... When there is a site of inflammation in the body, the blood flow increases because the blood transports
immune cells to the site to promote healing.
The
immune system becomes overwhelmed as the ongoing stimulus results in more
cell recruitment, increased inflammation, and changes to
cells.
These
cells, along with dendritic
cells, recognize the incoming undigested food particles, toxic agents, and bacterial components as foreign invaders, and present them to
cells of the adaptive
immune system called T and B lymphocytes, leading to clonal expansion (proliferation or multiplication of specific subsets of T and B
cells) and
recruitment of more pro-inflammatory
immune cells to the gut through a process called leukocyte homing.
The bottom line is that stress shuts down either the
recruitment or the function of those
immune cells needed to fight infection.