Stress proteins are proinflammatory in vivo.

Stress proteins are proinflammatory in vivo.

Fibrosis of biosensors, placed in vivo, represents a major hurdle to the wide-spread application of real-time monitoring of biochemical and metabolic processes in animals and humans. The fibrotic reaction is the end result of the acute inflammatory response caused by significant tissue trauma at the...

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Veröffentlicht in:IEEE Engineering in medicine and biology magazine 23, 3 (2004).
1. Verfasser: Kumar, R.
Format: Artikel
Sprache:English
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Dunnet T3 multiple comparison test.
Acute inflammatory response.
Acute inflammatory swelling.
Autologous serum.
Biochemical processes.
Biosensor fibrosis.
Cellular stress proteins.
Histological analysis.
In vivo proinflammatory stress proteins.
In-vivo murine model.
Increased inflammatory cell infiltrate.
Metabolic processes.
Saline.
Therapeutic manipulation.
Tissue trauma.
Wound.