Complement and CD14: Roles in Escherichia coli-induced inflammation: A study in pigs
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Complement and CD14: Roles in Escherichia coli-induced inflammation: A study in pigs

by Ebbe Billmann Thorgersen

Science Medicine
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A scientific study exploring how complement and CD14 contribute to inflammation caused by E. coli infection in pigs.

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This book investigates the biological mechanisms of inflammation induced by Escherichia coli in pigs.

It focuses on the complement system and the CD14 receptor as key components in the inflammatory response.

The research provides insights into host-pathogen interactions and immune system activation.

Findings are relevant to veterinary science and the study of bacterial infections.

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