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GENERAL INFORMATION Accommodations The conference participants will be
staying at the Minoa Palace Hotel (5 star) or Porto Platanias
Hotel (5 star) , which are located in Platanias, 24 km from Chania International Airport and 12 km west of Chania town
center. The Porto Platanias Hotel is walking distance from the Conference
Center. Breakfast
Breakfast will be served at the accommodation Hotel during
the hours scheduled in this program. Conference Venue The Minoa Palace Conference Center is located at the Minoa
Palace hotel. Oral Presentations An LCD projector will be available for the oral presentations. Speakers are asked to bring their
USB flash drive or CD to the conference reception desk at least 30 minutes
prior to the session. The allocated
time for all presentations, unless otherwise indicated, includes five minutes
Q&A. Posters Posters should be mounted Saturday,
June 21, from 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm on the designated boards and dismounted at
the end of the meeting. The dimensions of the boards are 90 cm wide x
140 cm high. Adhesive tape for
mounting the posters on the boards will be available at the poster area. Internet Internet will be
available for participants during the meeting hours free of charge. All Aegean Conferences events are
non-smoking. |
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TLR Chairs: T Espevik, LA
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12:00 Noon |
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Increasing
complexity in innate immune signalling LA O’Neill |
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12:25 PM |
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Negative regulation of TLR signaling by Bcl-3 RJ Carmody, Q Ruan, S Palmer, B Hilliard, and YH Chen |
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12:50 PM |
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Interleukin 10
enhances production of soluble MD-2 and CD14 – possible roles in systemic
inflammation T Espevik, Ř Sandanger, L Ryan, H Husebye, and M Hjelmseth |
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1:15 PM |
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Role of macrophage
lipid rafts in TLR signaling, uptake, and intracellular fate of bacterial pathogens G Hajishengallis and M Wang |
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1:40 PM |
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Membrane sorting of Toll-like receptor
(TLR)-2/6 and TLR2/1 heterodimers at the cell
surface determines heterotypic associations with CD36 and intracellular
targeting F Gamper, MA Mouratis, RM Haston, S Morath, T Hartung, M Triantafilou, and K Triantafilou |
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1:55 PM |
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Molecular
mechanisms of Toll-like receptor activation N
Pirher, J Vašl, N Resman, K Ivičak, J Pohar, M Benčina, and R
Jerala |
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2:10 PM |
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8:00 PM |
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Dinner at a local Greek Tavern |
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The bus for the tavern will depart from
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Monday,
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Session
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NK Cells Chairs: A. Moretta,
E Vivier |
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9:00 AM |
12 |
Definition, traffic and function of natural killer cells E Vivier |
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9:25 AM |
13 |
Differential contribution of CD56 bright
and CD56 dull natural killer cell subsets to innate and adaptive immune
responses A Moretta |
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9:50 AM |
14 |
The structural
basis of recognition of HLA-E by the CD94-NKG2 receptors AG Brooks, L C Sullivan, C Clements, E Petrie, J Lin, D Johnson, H Hoare, T Beddoe, H Reid, and J Rossjohn |
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10:15 AM |
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Natural
killer cell immunogenetics P Parham |
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10:40 AM |
16 |
Lysis of endogenously infected CD4+ T cell
blasts by rIL-2 activated autologous natural killer
cells from HIV-infected viremic individuals D Mavilio, M Fogli, E Brunetta, S Varchetta, K Ata, G Roby, C Kovacs, D Follmann, D Pende,
J Ward, E Barker, E Marcenaro, A Moretta, and AS Fauci |
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Coffee Break & Poster
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Session
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Complement Chairs: J Köhl, W. Song |
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12:00 Noon |
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C5a receptor is
part of a novel pathogen recognition system J Aliberti and J
Köhl |
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12:25 PM |
18 |
Roles
of C5aR PA Ward, D Rittirsch, MA Flierl, C Gerard, and K Cianflone |
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12:50 PM |
19 |
Coincidental complement activation by TLR ligands
in vivo amplifies
TLR-dependent inflammation X
Zhang, Y Kimura, L Zhou, T Miwa, and WC Song |
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1:15 PM |
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Complement cascade (CC) cleavage fragments
- C3a and C5a anaphylatoxins – as new unexpected
hypoxia-related stimulators of erythropoiesis J Ratajczak, M Wysoczynski, and MZ Ratajczak |
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1:40 PM |
21 |
A dual role of the C5a receptor
(C5aR) in acute and chronic dextran sulphate
induced models of inflammatory bowel disease K Johswich, M Martin, A Bleich, M
Kracht, O Dittrich-Breiholz, JE Gessner,
S Suerbaum, C Rheinheimer,
and A Klos |
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C5a
receptor is required for ethanol-induced TNF-α expression and hepatocyte injury S Roychowdhury, MR McMullen, MT Pritchard, ME Medof, AF Stavitsky, and LE Nagy |
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2:10 PM |
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Lunch |
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8:00 PM |
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Dinner at Local Greek Tavern |
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Session
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Complement Chairs: B Ghebrehiwet, M Huber-Lang |
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8:30 AM |
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Structural
insights into central steps of complement activation BJC Janssen, FJ Milder, MA Hadders, J
Wu, A Stortelder, L Gomes, A Schouten, and P Gros |
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8:55 AM |
24 |
The complement and kallikrein-kinin
systems: Two proinflammatory pathways triggered by
gC1qR B Ghebrehiwet and EI Peerschke |
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9:20 AM |
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Early
changes of the serine protease system and complement regulatory proteins (CReg) after severe tissue injury humans M Huber-Lang,
M Martin, A Blom, M Nehe1r, U Bruckner, U Amara, F Gebhard, P Zipfel, and J
Lambris |
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9:45 AM |
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Factor H and complement Factor H related proteins:From Innate Immunity to Medicine P Zipfel |
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10:10 AM |
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The double-edged sword of innate
immunity - attention paid to complement and CD14 TE Mollnes |
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10:30 AM |
28 |
Regulation
of Innate immune reactions in clinical cell transplantation B Nilsson |
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11:00 AM |
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Session VI |
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Host-Pathogen Interactions Chairs: TE Mollnes, P. Ward |
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12:00 Noon |
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Altered
innate immunity in HCV infection G Szabo |
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12:25 PM |
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Evasion of
innate immunity and the evolution of a highly virulent pathogen SM Paquette,
JD Goguen, J Mecsas, and E Lien |
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12:45 PM |
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Epithelial cell- dendritic
cell crosstalk and immune evasion in human papillomavirus
infection MI Fernandez, AM
Lennon-Dumenil, MA Marloie-Provost, P De Vos Van Steenwijk, M
Heuze, M Favre, B Homey, and V Soumelis |
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1:05 PM |
32 |
NLRX1 is a
regulator of mitochondrial antiviral immunity CB
Moore, DT Bergstralh, JA Duncan, Z Chen, and JPY
Ting |
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1:20 PM |
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Inhibition of
influenza a viruses by proteins of the innate immune system PC Reading, ER Job, AG Brooks, EC Crouch, B Bottazzi, and A Mantovani |
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1:35 PM |
34 |
Does
the nuclear accumulation of IRF-3 is dependent of a functional nuclear localization
sequence? A Bibeau-Poirier, JF Clément and MJ Servant |
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1:50 PM |
35 |
Structures of
cognate and non-cognate ligands of CXCR4 E Lolis |
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2:10 PM |
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Lunch |
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3:00 PM |
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City Tour |
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The bus for the city tour will depart from the hotel at 3:00 PM |
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Dinner at a local Greek
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Wednesday, June 25 |
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Session
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NK Cells – Inflammation Chairs: L. Moretta, Y Paterson |
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9:00 AM |
36 |
Human NK cells:
from receptors to the cure of high risk leukemias L Moretta, F
Locatelli, D Pende, MC Mingari, and A Moretta |
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9:25 AM |
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Structural
studies of class Ib MHC CS
Clements, L Zeng, N G Walpole, L C Sullivan, D
Johnson, J Lin, L Kjer-Nielsen, J McCluskey, J Rossjohn, and AG
Brooks |
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9:40 AM |
38 |
A minimal binding footprint on Cd1d-glycolipid is a basis
for selection of the unique human NKT TCR KS Wun, NA Borg, L Kjer-Nielsen, T Beddoe, R Koh, SK Richardson, M Thakur, AR Howell, JP Scott-Browne, L Gapin, DI Godfrey, J McCluskey and J Rossjohn |
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9:55 AM |
39 |
Variability
of UL40 sequences in human cytomegalovirus isolated from HSCT patients: The
impact on recognition by natural killer cells LC Sullivan, SL Heatley, and AG Brooks |
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10:10 AM |
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Critical role of
phospholipase C γ2 (PLC γ 2) in
autoimmune inflammation Z Jakus, E Simon, D Győri, and A Mócsai |
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10:25 AM |
41 |
Vessel-associated
stem cells attraction by inflammatory and alternatively activated human
macrophages K Lolmede, S
Brunelli, and P Rovere-Querini |
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10:40 AM |
42 |
Advanced
age is associated with increased pulmonary inflammation after burn injury and
can be abrogated by treatment with anti-CXCR2 inhibition EJ Kovacs, DE Faunce, CR Gomez, and V Nomellini |
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Session
VIII |
Host Pathogen
Interactions Chairs: P Parham, L Romani |
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12:00 Noon |
43 |
Deciphering
the lexicon between fungi and mammalian innate immunity
L Romani |
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12:25 PM |
44 |
Using
listerial virulence factors to stimulate innate
immunity Y Paterson |
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12:50 PM |
45 |
Characterization
of a Baboon model of Sepsis-induced organ dysfunction and its use for testing
novel therapeutic agents F Lupu, G Kinasewitz, TE Mollnes, JLambris, and FB Taylor |
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1:10 PM |
46 |
Modulation of the host immune response by schistosome glycoconjugates CMW Van Stijn, S Meyer, B Tefsen, E Van
Liempt, Y Van Kooyk, A Imberty, R Geyer, and I Van Die |
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1:25 PM |
47 |
Anthrax lethal toxin triggers the formation of a membrane-associated inflammasome complex in murine
macrophages
AM Nour, YG Yeung, L Santambrogio,
ER Stanley, and J Brojatsch
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1:40 PM |
48 |
Interderon-alpha receptor-deficient mice display
prolonged survival during infection with Salmonella Typhimurium S Sad |
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1:55 PM |
49 |
Strategies to
develop innate immunity inert biomaterial surfaces – lessons learned from
nature KN Ekdahl, PH Nilsson, AE Engberg, JD Lambris, and B Nilsson |
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2:10 PM |
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Concluding Remarks |
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2:15 PM |
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Lunch |
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8:00 PM |
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Gala Dinner |
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Thursday,
June 26
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7:30 AM |
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Breakfast |
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Departure |
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POSTERS |
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50 |
Staphylococcus
aureus clumping factor A binds complement regulator
factor I and increases factor I cleavage of C3b KM
Cunnion, PS Hair, MD Ward, OJ Semmes, and TJ Foster |
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51 |
Rapid clearance of bacterial pathogens: boosting innate
immunity A Chaudhary, M Norvell1, G
Gupta, S Uratsu, S McFarland, M Dandekar,
and K McDonald |
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Monocyte expression of CD163 receptor for haemoglobin is modulated by cardiac surgery J Krejsek, P Kunes, M Kolackova, M Trojackova, K Jankovicova, and C Andrys |
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53 |
Involvement of cellular factors during the
respiratory vaccinia virus entry in the lung J Perino, A-L
Favier, J-M Crance, and D Garin |
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54 |
Screening of
Cytokines in human colostrum and milk J Burianova, M Kverka, I Kocourkova, L Tuckova, JCinova, R Lodinova-Zadnikova, and H Tlaskalova-Hogenova |
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55 |
Identification and functional analysis of KIR2DS5+ NK cells by the
use of a novel mAB reactive with KIR2D molecules M Della Chiesa, M Falco, E Romeo, R Augugliaro, C Bottino, A Moretta, L Moretta, and M Vitale |
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56 |
Innate immunity
plays an important role in desmin deficient cardiomyopathy M Mavroidis, S Psarras,
I Kostavassili, and Y Capetanaki |
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57 |
Role
of C5a receptors in protection against klebsiella
pneumonia FS Zetoune, A Mattar, G Atefi, JV Sarma, MR Hemmila, and PA Ward |
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Cytolytic molecules involved in non-self
recognition in Eisenia fetida
earthworms P Procházková, M Šilerová, J Felsberg, R Josková, G Josens, A Beschin, P De Baetselier, and M Bilej1 |
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Preferential
development of CD4 and CD8 T regulatory cells in RasGRP1-deficient mice
X Chen, SJ Teh, and HS Teh
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The
role properdin in dendritic
cell maturation NA Salehen and C Stover |
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61 |
Response of porcine primary macrophages to
in vitro infection with Mycobacterium
avium: intracellular detection of cytokine
production P Zelnickova, H Stepanova, P Bavlova, V Beran, I Pavlik, and M Faldyna |
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62 |
Role of the mannose–binding lectin complement pathway in the Paracoccidioides brasiliensis
opsonization
R Gomes Toledo, W Dias da Silva, and TL Kipnis |
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Caspase-1 controls disease in
rats challenged with anthrax lethal toxin SM Muehlbauer, D Goldman, A Casadevall, and J Brojatsch |
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64 |
Flagellin induced cell reprogramming and in vivo
protection against Pseudomonas aeruginosa infection FSX Yu |
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Polarized macrophages and osteoclasts: friends or foes? L Campana, E Benasciutti, AA Manfredi, S Cenci, and P Rovere-Querini |
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Induction of type 1 interferon by
viral haemorragic septicaemia rhabdovirus
(VHSV): role of surface clycoprotein G V Chico, M Ortega-Villaizan, A Falco, L Perez, R Mallavia, JM Coll, and A Estepa |
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Inhibition of C1
activation by human astrovirus coat protein KM Cunnion, PS Hair, JQ Gronemus, KB Crawford, and NK Krishna |
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68 |
Stimulation of lung innate immunity protects
mice broadly against bacterial, fungal and viral pneumonia SE Evans, CG Clement, JW Peterson, BE Gilbert, G Bowden, BL Scott, MJ Tuvim, and BF Dickey |
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Serum
concentration of H-Ficolin and the risk of Fever in
neutropenia in pediatric cancer patients LJ Schlapbach, C Aebi, A Gudmann Hansen, A Hirt, JC Jensenius, and RA Ammann |
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The
macrophage inducible c-type lectin, mincle, is an essential componenet
of the innate immune response to Candida Albicans RB Ashman and CAWells |
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Mycrobacteria express within the macrophage a RAB7
deactivating factor leading to abortion of phagolysosome
fusion J
Sun, T Hong, AE Deghmane, Cecilia Bucci, and Z Hmama |
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Natural
killer cell-mediated recognition of glioblastoma
cancer stem cells R Castriconi, A Dondero, A Daga, G Corte, G Zona, L Moretta, A Moretta, and C Bottino
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Evasion
of toll-like receptor 5 recognition by alkaline protease of P.Aeruginosa BW Bardoel, KP van Kessel, and JAG van
Strijp |
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Activated Vγ9+ lymphocytes from
healthy individuals and patients with progressive systemic sclerosis induce
tumor necrosis factor a dependent
apoptosis of fibroblasts A Bendersky and I Bank |
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Staphylococcal
superantigen-like 5 is a broad spectrum chemokine and anaphylatoxin
inhibitor J Bestebroer, H Azouagh, KP van Kessel,
CJ de Haas, and JAG van Strijp |
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The detailed study of the mouse SPRET/Ei, should reveal new anti-inflammatory molecules L Dejager, I Pinheiro, F Van Hauwermeiren, I Vanlaere, T Hochepied, and C Libert |
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Uropathogenic e. coli influence the immune response by
the formation of biofilm P Lüthje, M Chromek, X Wang, L Kádas, B Agerberth, U Römling, and A
Brauner1 |
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Regulation of thymosoin
beta 4 in chicken macrophages L Kannan, R Liyanage, JO Lay Jr, and NC Rath |
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Phenotypes
of natural killer cells in Korean patients with adult-onset Still’s diseases HS Kim, JS Lee, and DH Yoo |
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Human
complement factor H-related protein 4 binds native pentameric
CRP and recruits CRP to the surface of necrotic cells M Mihlan, M Hebecker,
M Huber-Lang, R Dahse, PF Zipfel, and M Józsi |
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Factor H autoantibodies block C-terminal recognition domain and
inhibit host cell protective activity of factor H in atypical hemolytic
uremic syndrome S Strobel, H
Richter, PF Hoyer, CJ Mache, C Skerka, PF Zipfel, and M Józsi |
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Examination of changes in porcine bronchoalveolar lavage fluid
Composition during Lung infection I Hennig-Pauka, F Blecha, KH Waldmann, and GF Gerlach |
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ADC-1004 is a
potent c5a receptor inhibitor with low serum reactivity E
Gustafsson, K Barchan, K Bryder,
C Forsberg, K Haraldsson, KPM van Kessel, L Ljung, A Rosén, JAG van Strijp, and C Furebring |
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Molecular
cloning and characterization of a novel invertebrate-type lysozyme
from Eisenia Fetida
earthworm R Joskova, M Silerova, P Prochazkova P, and M Bilej |
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Effect of mucosal microbiota
on tumorigenesis in the mouse model of colorectal
cancer K Klimesova, P Rossmann, M Kverka, L Frolova, T Hudcovic, and H Tlaskalova – Hogenova |
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Clearance of
apoptotic neutrophils is critically regulated by
the opposing actions of TNF-a AND il-10 S
Michlewska, I Dransfield, IL Megson,
and AG Rossi |
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Identification
of a serum factor required for enhanced phagocytosis
of apoptotic cells by glucocorticoid-treated
macrophages A McColl, C Haslett, and I Dransfield |
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Interaction on
platelet surfaces between Chondroitin sulfate and
complement PH Nilsson, OA Hamad, B Nilsson, and KN
Ekdahl |
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Structural and
functional studies of innate immune receptors for intracellular viral RNA E Kowalinski and
S Cusack |
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Comparaison of immunoregulatory cytokine expression
patterns in the systemic and genital tract compartments of female commercial
sex workers in Benin J Lajoie, M Massinga Loembe, AC Labbé, J Poudrier, M Alary, and M Roger |
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Oestrogen as an innate immune defense modulator in uroepthelial
cells Ĺ Holm, A Övregaard, C Hultling, and A
Brauner |
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Regulation
of TLR4 signaling by the EGF-TM7 receptor CD97
T Miwa, L Zhang, X Zhang, DG Johns, PJ Gough, DR Manning, and W Song |
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THE Complement
inhibitor Low molecular weight dextran sulfate preventS tLR4 mediated activation of dendritic
cells R Spirig, C van Kooten, C Obregon, L Nicod, M Daha, and R Rieben |
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The antifungal
activity of a plant defensin requires membrane permeabilization and internalization NL van der Weerden, FT Lay, MA Anderson, and RW Hancock |
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An Invertebrate
functional analogue of TNF M Silerova, R Joskova, R Van den Bergh, P Prochazkova, P Ameloot, De P Baetselier, A Beschin2, and M Bilej |
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Analysis of NK cell-mediated cytolytic activity against human malignant melanova cells expressing CD133, a putative stem
cell-associated antigen G Pietra, C Manzini, M Vitale, M Balsamo, L Moretta, and MC Mingari |
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Innate
immunity mechanism in cervicovaginal epithelium in
responses to PAMPs and microbicide gel niscar KVR Reddy, SM
Gupta, CC Aranha, and GM Bhonde |
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Matrix Metalloproteases
(MMPs) play an essential role in endotoxemia I
Vanlaere, E Dejonckhere, P Van Lint, L Puimede and C Libert |
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Leptin modulates innate and adaptive immune cell recruitment after sub-acute
cigarette smoke inhalation in mice JH Vernooy, KR Bracke,
NE Drummen, N Pauwels, RJ
van Suylen, GF Joos, EF Wouters, and GG Brusselle |
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100 |
Stochiometry of Toll-like receptor 4 within the
“LPS-sensing apparatus” M Triantafilou, MA Mouratis, F Gamper and K Triantafilou |
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Chemokine receptor 4 (CXCR4) is part of the lipopolysaccharide
“sensing apparatus” M Triantafilou, PM Lepper, CD Briault, MAE Ahmed, JM Dmochowski, C Schumann and K Triantafilou |
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Synergic
recognition of human Rhinoviruses by Toll-like receptors and MDA-5 M Triantafilou, E Vakakis and K Triantafilou |
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Human
NK cells directly recognize mycrobacterium bovis and acquire the ability to interact with monocyte-derived DC E Marcenaro, B Ferranti, S Pesce, S Parolini, L Moretta, and A Moretta |
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Heterogeneity of TLR3 mRNA
transcripts and responsiveness to poly (I:C) in human NK cells derived from
different donors S Sivori, M Falco, S Carlomagno, E Romeo, L Moretta, and A Moretta |
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Anti-inflammatory
effects of mycobacterial heat shock proteins tested
in macrophage cell lines Z Zakostelska, M Kverka, R van der Zee, W van Eden, and H
Tlaskalova-Hogenova |
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106 |
Host
defense peptides and pulmonary innate immune responses against B. pseudomallei SH Sim, SP Suppiah, Y Liu, V Novem, D Wang, EE Ooi, GGY Tan |
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107 |
Expression of
genes for complement and pentraxin proteins in
dying cells: program for paying the Charon’s toll M Korbelik and S Merchant |
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108 |
LPS
and GM-CSF mediate a clathrin-dependent
internalization and sorting of NADPH oxidase (NOX2)
to a novel class of stimulus-regulated secretory cesicles in mono-nuclear phogocytes P Ejlerskov, D Ploug, J Burritt, B van Deurs,
and F Vilhardt |
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Lipopolysaccharides from
atherosclerosis-associated bacteria antagonize TLR4, induce formation of
TLR2/1/CD36 complexes in lipid rafts and trigger TLR2-induced inflammatory
responses in human vascular endothelial cells F Gamper, PM Lepper, C Schumann, E Harokopakis, RE Schifferle, G Hajishengallis, M Triantafilou and K Triantafilou |
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Mutations in NALP12 cause hereditary periodic
fever syndromes |
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Substrate
induced activity of zymogen MASP-2 A Kocsis, J Balczer, V Harmat, P Závodszky, and P Gál |
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Control of Listeria monocytogenes via intracellular recognition and autophagy in Drosophila S Kurata |
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Ligation of CD137 on neutrophils by monoclonal
antibody markedly increases the survival of listeria-infected
mice SC Lee, SA Ju, SMin Park and BS Kim |
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Development of immune responses against Burkholderia pseudomallei
infection in murine models of melioidosis
Y Liu, J Thong, SH Sim, D Wang,
EE Ooi, and G Tan |
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NK cells stimulated by CD16
promote maturation of autologous dendritic cells ME Márquez and HD Stekman |
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Effect of N-acetylcysteine
(NAC) on the inflammatory cytokines mRNA expression and protein concentration
in LPS activated macrophages JR Palacio, N Semis, and P
Martínez |
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Response
of porcine macrophages to in vitro infection with Mycobacterium avium: detection of cytokine and inducible nitric oxide synthase mRNA expression B Pavlova, H Stepanova, P Zelnickova, V Beran, I Pavlik, and M Faldyna |
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Interaction
of porcine macrophages with Mycobacterium avium in
vitro: detection of surface markers and Xiehl-Neelsen
staining of infected Macrophages H Stepanova, P Zelnickova, B Pavlova, V Beran, I Pavlik, and M Faldyna |
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Molecular and functional analysis
of NK cell activity in cancer A Stojanovic, IE Galani, L Li, N Gretz
and A Cerwenka |
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Interaction of
Allergens with cells of the innate immune system M A Street and BA Helm |
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Uncoupling
protein 2 inhibits mast cell histamine production and activation M Tagen, A Elorza, O Shirihai, and TC Theoharides |
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The exocytosis regulator synaptotagmin
V controls phagocytosis in macrophages AF Vinet, M Fukuda,
and A Descoteaux |
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The studies
in various murine strains with defects in
activation of complement cascade (CC) reveal both pivotal and pleiotropic role of CC in mobilization of hematopoietic
stem/progenitor cells M Wysoczynski, R Reca, M Kucia, W Wan, M Botto, J
Ratajczak & M Z Ratajczak |
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Molecular
mechanism of Caspase-1 activation by pyrin in autoinflammatory disease JW Yu, T Fernandes-Alnemri, P Datta, and ES Alnemri |
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Factor
H autoantibodies in atypical hemolytic uremic
syndrome develop on a background of CFHR1 and CFHR3 deficiency C Skerka, B Uzonyi, H Richter, C Licht, S Strobel, S Heinen , M Józsi and PF Zipfel
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Changes of the complement system activity
in posttraumatic stress disorder LP Hovhannisyan, GM Mkrtchyan, AS Boyajyan, and SH Sukiasian |
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Sex-
Differentiation in correlation of fibrinogen with cellular factors of innate
immunity B Pantelis,. S Helen, and V Panagiota |
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Intra-articularly localized Herpes symplex virus dna induces
arthritis A Shestakov,
K Eriksson, and M Magnusson |
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Dendritic cells within the pregnant mouse uterus influence growth
and functional properties of uterine NK cells via the production of IL-12 and
IL-15 C M Karsten, A
Wagner, and A Kruse |
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Macrophage
receoptors for influenza a virus – role of the
macrophage galactose-type lectin
and mannose receptor in viral entry P C Reading , J P Upham, D Pickett, T Irimura, and E M Anders |
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Undertaker/Retinophilin, a Drosophila Junctophilin
links draper and drCed-6 to calcium
Homeostasis during Phagocytosis L Cuttell, A Vaughan, E Silva, CJ Escaron, M Lavine, E Van Goethem, JP Eid, M Quirin, and NC Franc |
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Measurement of nf-kb
translocation and CpG internalization and
trafficking within circulating human plasmacytoid dendritic cells using high-speed quantitative imaging
flow cytometry TC George, PJ
Morrissey, C Cui, S Singh, and PFitzgerald-Bocarsly |
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Requirement for
a Drosophila E3-Ubiquitin Ligase in Phagocytosis of
Apoptotic Cells Elizabeth Silva, Hiu Wan Au-Yeung, Emeline Van Goethem, Jemima Burden, and Nathalie C. Franc |
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Undertaker/Retinophilin, a Drosophila Junctophilin Links Draper and drCed-6 to Calcium Homeostasis during Phagocytosis Leigh
Cuttell, Andrew Vaughan, Elizabeth Silva, Claire J.
Escaron, Mark Lavine, Emeline Van Goethem,
Jean-Pierre Eid, Magali Quirin
and Nathalie C. Franc |