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Flagellin-induced corneal antimicrobial peptide production and wound repair involve a novel NF-kappaB-independent and EGFR-dependent pathway.

PloS one - 26 Feb 2010

Gao Nan, Kumar Ashok, Jyot Jeevan, Yu Fu-Shin

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BACKGROUND: The bacterial protein flagellin plays a major role in stimulating mucosal surface innate immune response to bacterial infection and uniquely induces profound cytoprotection against pathogens, chemicals, and radiation. This study sought to determine signaling pathways responsible for t...

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PMID: 20195469
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0009351
PMCID: PMC2829077

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