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Endothelial Resolution of Inflammation is Delayed Following JAK-driven but not NFκB-dependent Activation

2021-06-18

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Blood endothelial cells actively regulate egress of leukocytes into peripheral tissues in response to inflammatory insult. The resolution of inflammation is critical for healing and return to homeostasis, but the timing and mechanisms involved in return to a non-inflamed state are not well-understood. We examined vascular endothelial activation comparing NFκB-driven TNFα and JAK/STAT-mediated IFNγ. Pro-adhesive ge...

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e8409122-3a51-5228-94d5-3b60e2115a43
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10.1101/2021.06.18.449043
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