Early Exposure of Human Neutrophils to Mycobacteria Triggers Cell Damage and Pro-Inhibitory Molecules, but not Activation ( Tuberculosis - Expanding Knowledge )

Publication series ： Tuberculosis - Expanding Knowledge

Author： M. Orozco-Uribe L. Donis-Maturano J. Calderón-Amador R.Chacón-Salinas  

Publisher： IntechOpen‎

Publication year： 2015

E-ISBN: INT5873759832

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9789535121398

P-ISBN(Hardback):  9789535121398

Subject： R18 Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine;R51 infectious diseases

Keyword： 传染病,流行病学与防疫

Language： ENG

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Early Exposure of Human Neutrophils to Mycobacteria Triggers Cell Damage and Pro-Inhibitory Molecules, but not Activation

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Chapter 4 Early Exposure of Human Neutrophils to Mycobacteria Triggers Cell Damage and Pro-Inhibitory Molecules, but not Activation

1. Introduction

2. Materials and methods

2.1. Ethics

2.2. Bacterial strains and cultures

2.3. Isolation of human neutrophils

2.4. Stimulation and staining of neutrophils

2.5. Statistics

3. Results

3.1. Neutrophils purity

3.2. Mycobacterium affects neutrophils integrity at early times of interactions

3.3. Mycobacteria do not activate neutrophils at early times of interaction

3.4. Mycobacteria rapidly induce pro-inhibitory molecules on neutrophils

4. Discussion

List of abbreviations

Author details

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