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. However, pancreatic islets contain other different cell types besides β-cells (e.g. other endocrine cells, vascular endothelial cells, sympathetic neurons, as well as macrophages). These other cell types may be the ones that are responsive to TLR ligands
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leukocytes. The present study had three objectives: 1) to monitor the presence of CD45RA-cells in the mesenchyme of the human developing pancreas; 2) to characterize their phenotype and determine whether they are macrophages, leukocytes otherwise
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further alter CNS function in the absence of microglia. Nevertheless, we have also shown that depletion of microglia, circulating monocytes, and ovarian macrophages in Cx3cr1-Dtr rats has no sustained effects on baseline ovarian follicle health if the
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inflammation (particularly macrophage infiltration) characterizes obese persons who develop insulin resistance ( Harman-Boehm et al . 2007 ), but to a much lesser degree age, sex and BMI-matched obese persons who remain insulin sensitive ( Kloting et al
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(Arg1; Rh02826373_m1) M1- and M2-activated macrophages respectively from the same cDNA as mentioned earlier. Quantitative PCRs were run on an ABI 7300 (Applied Biosystems), using TaqMan universal PCR master mix TaqMan master mix in a 10 μl reaction
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) ( Ruderman & Prentki 2004 ). Based on the requirement for AMPK to alleviate hepatic steatosis, there is growing demand to identify mediators of AMPK activation in response to dynamic physiological activity. Although macrophage migration inhibitory factor (MIF
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Introduction Macrophage migration inhibitory factor (MIF) is a proinflammatory cytokine involved in both innate and adaptive immunity. Originally described as a T-cell-derived product, MIF has now been shown to be released by numerous cell types and
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by inflammatory cell infiltration, accumulation of heterogeneous macrophage populations, T-cell activation, cytokine production, and cell death, is also an integral part of the atherosclerotic process ( Packard & Libby 2008 ). In fact, all stages of