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If a survey is administered throughout a facility, it is critical that it be understood and believed to be confidential staff should be encouraged to forward their responses directly to the PSM team and signatures should be optional. [Pg.86]

Antibiotics have been studied based on the rationale that they may interrupt the inflammatory response directed against endogenous bacterial flora. Metronidazole and ciprofloxacin have been the two most widely-studied agents.32 Metronidazole may benefit some patients with pouchitis (inflammation of surgically-created intestinal pouches) and patients with CD who have had ileal resection or have perianal fistulas. Ciprofloxacin has shown some efficacy in refractory active CD. Both drugs may cause diarrhea, and long-term use of metronidazole is associated with the development of peripheral neuropathy. [Pg.288]

Several opiate receptors have been identified on cells of the nervous systems of animals and humans, with mu (p), kappa (k), and gamma (y) subtypes being predominant. These classical opiate receptors are G- protein coupled 7-transmembrane molecules.27 Opiates predominantly affect immune responses directly by ligation of p, k, and y opiate receptors, as well as non-classical opiate-like receptors, on immune cells and indirectly by binding to receptors on CNS cells. Studies conducted in vitro with opiate-treated immune cells demonstrated receptor-mediated reduced phagocytosis, chemotaxis and cytokine and chemokine production. These effects are linked to modulation of host resistance to bacterial, protozoan, viral and fungal infections using animal models, cell lines and primary cells. [Pg.532]

Recently, NGF has been shown to cause a significant proliferation of connective tissue mast cells when injected subcutaneously into newborn (day 1) rats [122]. This effect of NGF is blocked by DSCG, which suggests that products released from NGF-stimulated mast cells are responsible (directly or indirectly) for the proliferation or recruitment of other mast cells. In adult rats, a similar proliferation of mucosal mast cells in the small intestine is known to accompany an infection by intestinal nematode, N. brasilensis [123] and has also been reported to accompany the repeated injections of compound 48/80 [ 124], It may be relevant in this regard that mast cells are frequently prominent in a wide variety of fibrotic conditions such as neurofibromatosis where itching around the growing neurofibroma is a common symptom [125]. Treatment of neurofibromatosis with ketotifen, a mast cell stabilizer similar to DSCG, results... [Pg.159]

Trend tests seek to evaluate whether there is a monotonic tendency in response to a change in treatment. That is, the dose response direction is absolute as dose goes up, the incidence of tumors increases. Thus the test loses power rapidly in response to the occurrences of reversals , for example, a low-dose group with a decreased tumor incidence. There are methods (Dykstra and Robertson, 1983) which smooth the bumps of reversals in long data series. In toxicology, however, most data series are short (that is, there are only a few dose levels). [Pg.893]

It is difficult to predict these responses directly because they depend upon a wide range of instrumental properties in addition to the material properties of the sample. The onset of this behaviour can be explored through the use of a stress growth experiment. [Pg.123]

PUVA is most useful for the treatment of severe psoriasis. Early (patch and plaque) stage cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (CTCL) also responds to PUVA therapy. In addition, patients in advanced stages of CTCL have been treated with a modification of PUVA known as extracorporeal photopheresis. In this therapy, blood from a CTCL patient who has taken psoralen is exposed to UVA light and returned to the patient. Lymphocytes are altered or destroyed by the treatment, and theoretically, the return of these abnormal cells triggers an immune response directed against certain lymphocyte surface antigens. The effectiveness of this modality appears to be variable. [Pg.489]

Although abundant evidence supports the existence of snch an antoimmnne phenomenon, the causative event that heralds this self-directed immune-mediated attack remains uncertain. A number of mechanisms have been proposed to afford a molecular-level explanation of autoimmunity. One such explanation is molecular mimicry. Molecular mimicry occurs when a protein associated with a foreign substance bears structural similarities to a protein found in the host. For example, if a person experiences an infection from bacteria, there is a possibility that a protein in the bacterium shares certain similar geometrical and conformational features with a protein already existing in the person. Thus, an immune response directed against the bacteria will cross-react with organs in the host organism. [Pg.404]

Response Direct compression Betapress Double compression Compaction of the mixture Separate compaction Wet granulation Optimal value... [Pg.61]

Buchanan, J. M., and Tullock, G., "Polluters Profits and Political Response Direct Controls versus Taxes," American Economic Review, (March 1975), 129-147. [Pg.20]

Figure 6.36 Induction of danger signals. Inflammation due to cellular stress, physical damage, or the presence of pathogens can lead to induction of co-stimulatory molecules on the APC. This increases the risk of activation of an immune response directed toward the drug-conjugate. Abbreviation APC, antigen-presenting cells. Figure 6.36 Induction of danger signals. Inflammation due to cellular stress, physical damage, or the presence of pathogens can lead to induction of co-stimulatory molecules on the APC. This increases the risk of activation of an immune response directed toward the drug-conjugate. Abbreviation APC, antigen-presenting cells.
The transfer of phosphoryl groups is a central feature of metabolism. Equally important is another kind of transfer, electron transfer in oxidation-reduction reactions. These reactions involve the loss of electrons by one chemical species, which is thereby oxidized, and the gain of electrons by another, which is reduced. The flow of electrons in oxidation-reduction reactions is responsible, directly or indirectly, for all work done by living organisms. In nonphotosynthetic organisms, the sources of electrons are reduced compounds (foods) in photosynthetic organisms, the initial electron donor is a chemical species excited by the absorption of light. The path of electron flow in metabolism is complex. Electrons move from various metabolic intermediates to specialized electron carriers in enzyme-catalyzed reactions. [Pg.507]

S. Mukamel While there are some signatures of chaos in the linear response, my point is that the nonlinear response carries much more direct and sensitive information. The reason is that the stability matrix enters the nonlinear response directly, reflecting interference of initially close trajectories. Such interference is absent in the linear response. [Pg.388]

For the middle steady state, Figure 7.12(b) shows that the increase in the gas oil feed temperature Yqj from 450 K to 527 K and to 539 K causes the dimensionless reactor temperature to decrease from 1.76 to 1.56 and to 1.07. This increase in Yaf in turn causes a decrease in conversion and an increase in gasoline yield from 0.314 to 0.3875 and to 0.3971, see Figure 7.11(b). The opposite response directions for these middle steady state parameters is again evident. [Pg.456]

Our model simulates the industrial data for two FCC units quite well. It shows that the two reactors are operated at the middle unstable steady state. The model has been verified and used in a parametric investigation in which the response directions at the middle steady state of the input parameters is opposite to that of the high temperature... [Pg.458]


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