If you are looking for the best resource on cytokines then go here
http://www.copewithcytokines.de/
Its about the most comprehensive general resource you are likely to get, and
will allow you to look for more recent updates without wasting time.
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From: MAJRobert.Bowden@CEN.AMEDD.ARM
To: cyto-inbox
Subject: RE: cytokine cheat sheet
Date: 23 August 1999 20:57
I have always found cheat sheets helpful, something to add to the chart are
concentrations too!
here is my thought:
cell type: non-cytokines: (conc.) cytokines: (conc.)
PMN fMLP (10nM) IL-8 (10nM)
Platelets PAF (10nM) ?
Endothelium PMA IL-1 (10 u/ml), TNFa (20u/ml)
I hope it helps, a consolidated list if you ever finish it would be GREAT!
best regards,
bob
-----Original Message-----
From: Maciej Simm [mailto:simmmmer@yahoo.com]
Sent: Thursday, August 19, 1999 5:29 PM
To: cyto-inbox
Subject: cytokine cheat sheet
This feels like being back in 3rd grade and asking my brother
in HS to do my algebra homework:
I want to put together a cheat sheet for cytokines, for starters:
|Responds to which Activators? |With which cytokines?
cell type: |(list) |(list)
------------------------------------------------------------------
monocyte |LPS, PHA, PMA, FMPL (others?? |IL-1b, TNFa, INFg(?) (others?)
macrophage | |
granulocyte | |
T(CD4) |
T(CD8) |
B |
NK |
etc...
How do I get started? Do I search medline cell by cytokine by activator
or is there a smarter way?
As always, I appreciate all suggestions, and please reply to the newsgroup
so others who are interested can benefit as well.
Maciej + Lab
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