The Impact of Hydrogen Sulfide and Kupffer Cells on Adhesion Molecules and Inflammatory Responses in Sepsis

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The Impact of Hydrogen Sulfide and Kupffer Cells on Adhesion Molecules and Inflammatory Responses in Sepsis

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<p class="ql-align-justify">Sepsis is a global health problem, with a 25-30% mortality rate. This pathological condition may lead to systemic inflammation and multiple organ failure, that often includes with liver and lung injury. In spite of medical advancements, sepsis remains a leading cause of hospital death due to the rise in infections caused by bacteria resistant to multiple antimicrobial agents. Because of its severity and widespread occurrence of sepsis, it is essential to understand...

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Doctoral

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2024-05-03

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Manandhar, Sumeet

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https://hdl.handle.net/10523/22894

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Hydrogen sulfide / Cystathionine gamma-lyase / Kupffer cells / Substance P / Sepsis / Adhesion molecules / Endothelial cells

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