Oral exposure to immunostimulating drugs results in early changes in innate immune parameters in the spleen

Keyphrases

• Spleen 100%
• Oral Exposure 100%
• Early Change 100%
• Immunostimulating 100%
• Innate Immune Parameters 100%
• Diclofenac 75%
• MIP-2 75%
• Carbamazepine 50%
• Immune Parameters 50%
• Adaptive Immune Response 50%
• Liver Weight 50%
• Drug Hypersensitivity 50%
• Ofloxacin 50%
• Immune Alterations 50%
• Memory T Cells 25%
• Antibiotics 25%
• Innate Immune Response 25%
• Neutrophils 25%
• Natural Killer Cells 25%
• Antigen-specific T Cells 25%
• Antigen-presenting Cells 25%
• Analgesic 25%
• Liver Tissue 25%
• Antiepileptic Drugs 25%
• Oral Dose 25%
• Two-level 25%
• Non-steroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDs) 25%
• Acetaminophen APAP 25%
• Clear Effect 25%
• Severe Liver Injury 25%
• Immunoneutralization 25%
• Immune Adjuvant 25%
• Innate Immune Cells 25%
• Liver Damage 25%
• Antigen-specific T Cell Response 25%
• Neoantigen 25%
• Serum Alanine Aminotransferase 25%
• Costimulatory Molecules 25%
• Memory NK Cells 25%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Hypersensitive Response 100%
• Drug Hypersensitivity 100%
• Liver Weight 100%
• T Cell 100%
• Memory T Cell 50%
• Innate Immune System 50%
• Co-Stimulatory Molecule 50%
• Natural Killer Cell 50%
• Blood Plasma 50%
• Neoantigen 50%
• Antigen-Presenting Cell 50%
• Alanine Aminotransferase Blood Level 50%
• Immunocompetent Cell 50%
• Upregulation 50%
• Experimental Model 50%
• Liver Tissue 50%
• Neutrophil 50%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Omeprazole 100%
• Diclofenac 100%
• Allergic Reaction 66%
• Carbamazepine 66%
• Liver Injury 66%
• Drug Intolerance 66%
• Ofloxacin 66%
• Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drug 33%
• Anticonvulsive Agent 33%
• Analgesic Agent 33%
• Alanine Aminotransferase 33%
• Picric Acid 33%
• Paracetamol 33%