Fevers begin when immune cells at the site of an infection secrete pro-inflammatory cytokines — proteins that ramp up the immune response. To generate a fever, some cytokines travel to the brain ...

Think of it this way — the human body is a kingdom which is healthy, prosperous and functions peacefully. Every once in a while, invaders from the pathogen kingdom attack the body. But the human ...

high cytokine levels Inflammation Berlucchi et al 15 Responsive to corticosteroids; high cytokine levels Inflammation Feder 4 Characteristics of relapsing viral and bacterial infections ...

What are cytokines? “Simply put ... A patient may start to have fever, chills, and fatigue. As doctors, we first start treatment for the infection but constantly stay suspicious,” said ...

Unlike monoclonal antibodies, bispecific antibodies bind to 2 different antigens simultaneously,[1][1] directing T cells toward cancer cells to exert a cytotoxic killing effect.[1][1] Bispecific ...