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Properties of the CSFs

IL-3 also has effects on mature cells. Those reported include the enhancement of the cytotoxicity of macrophages, stimulation of the proliferation of tissue-derived mast cells and (in the presence of endotoxin) the stimulation of the tumouricidal activity of monocytes, possibly via enhanced production of tumour necrosis factor (TNF). However, there are no reported effects of IL-3 on mature neutrophil function. [Pg.38]


For odd electron molecules, the construction of a time reversal adapted basis is facilitated by the symmetry properties of the CSFs. The time reversal adapted CSF basis functions are given in terms of the... [Pg.106]

The properties of GM-CSF and the GM-CSF receptor are given in section 2.2.4. GM-CSF acts on mature neutrophils over the concentration range 1-100 pM. It does not stimulate the generation of oxidant secretion in cells in suspension, but rather primes their ability to generate oxidants when the neutrophils are exposed to a second stimulus primed neutrophils generate greater levels of oxidants compared to unprimed neutrophils (see 7.2 for... [Pg.92]

The distribution of drugs depends on both the physicochemical properties of the drug molecules and the composition of tissue membranes. These factors can either result in a uniform or uneven distribution of dmgs into the various body compartments and fluids. In the extreme, distribution may tend toward an accumulation of drugs in particular tissues or to an almost complete exclusion of the drag from a particular compartment in a defined length of time. One unique compartment that has to be considered in this respect is the brain, which is separated from the capillary system of the blood by the blood-brain barrier, whose membrane has a special structure. It consists of a cerebral capillary network formed by a capillary endothelium that consists of a cell layer with continuous compact intercellular junctions. It has no pores, but special cells, astrocytes, which support the stability of the tissues, are situated at the bases of the endothelial membrane separating the brain and CSF from the blood. The astrocytes form an envelope around the capillaries. [Pg.168]

The influx Rs of cells from the pluripotent stem cell population to the committed stem cell fines is assumed mainly regulated by long-range humoral mechanisms 4>(e), implicating the cytokine G-CSF, c (/,). An intrinsic property of the hemopoietic chain is the presence of a time delay t° that arises because of finite cell maturation times and cell replication times for the neutrophil myelocytes, s (t). In fact, it is important to remember that once a cell from the pluripotent stem cell population is committed to the neutrophil lineage, it undergoes a series of nuclear divisions and enters a maturational phase for a period of time (t° 5-7 d) before release into circulation. The production function Rs has not only to be amplified, but... [Pg.324]

However, CED might not always be successful as good technical skills are required (if the catheter is not placed properly, the liposomes will escape within the CSF). Also CED is an invasive technique and could cause inflammation and neurotoxicity and it is determined by many formulation characteristics and diffusional properties of the latter in brain tissue [418]. [Pg.492]

Zaharoff DA, Rogers CJ, Hance KW, Schlom J, Greiner JW (2007) Chitosan solution enhances the immunoadjuvant properties of GM-CSF. Vaccine 25(52) 8673-8686... [Pg.133]

Given the unique physiology of the CSF compartment, as well as the well-defined kinetic/radio-chemical properties of monoclonal antibodies, RIT delivered through the CSF can be optimized. An optimization model will help understand the complex dynamics of antibody and radiation dose delivered to tumor cells and to normal brain, and provide a tool to define the critical parameters in order to improve effectiveness and safety of I-MoAb RIT administered through the CSF. In addition, since different isotopes have distinct microdosimetric properties, their biologic effect in CSF RIT can be simulated and compared. These critical parameters of CSF dynamics and mAb pharmacokinetics can... [Pg.278]


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