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In an “emergency” or “stress” situation, such as infection with pathogenic organisms, a component of a typical host response includes increased production of neutrophils for tissue restoration by eliminating invading organisms and removing damaged cells1, 28.
1. Basu S, Dunn A, Ward A. G-CSF: function and modes of action (Review). Int J Mol Med. 2002;10:3-10. 28. Basu S, Hodgson G, Zhang H-H, Katz M, Quilici C, Dunn AR. "Emergency" granulopoiesis in G-CSF-deficient mice in response to Candida albicans infection. Blood. 2000;95:3725-3733. |
In an emergency situation, such as infection with pathogenic organisms, a component of a typical host response includes increased production of neutrophils for tissue restoration by eliminating invading organisms and removing damaged cells. |
The source is not given. Basu et al. (2000) have a similar, but different phrase: "During an emergency, such as infection with pathogenic organisms, the response of the host involves a series of inflammatory events, with macrophages and neutrophils playing an important role in the cellular phase, followed by an acquired immunity specific to the pathogen." Basu et al (2002b) has not been checked yet. |
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