Lung Inflammation Induction and Resolution
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Corresponding Organization : The Queen's Medical Research Institute
Other organizations : University of California, San Diego
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- I.t. injection of 1μg E.Coli derived (O127:B8) LPS in 50μl sterile saline
- I.t. injection of combined S.Aureus derived LTA (150μg) and PepG (50μg)
- I.t. injection of 1×10^6 CFU of E. Coli (serotype ATCC25922) grown to log phase
- I.p. injection of 30mg/kg AT7519 (10mg/kg for E.Coli experiments) in 200μl sterile saline
- I.p. injection of 10mg/kg wogonin in DMSO
- I.p. injection of 0.4mg/kg bortezomib in DMSO
- BAL total protein
- BAL IgM
- BAL cytokines (TNF-α, IL-6, CCL-2, and IL-10)
- BAL differential cell counts
- Lung histology
- Interstitial lung neutrophils
- Bacterial counts
- In vitro E.Coli growth in the presence of AT7519
- Resolution intervals (Ri)
- Female C57Bl6 mice aged 8-12 weeks
- Sterile saline vehicle control
- DMSO vehicle control
- Untreated control for E.Coli experiments
- None specified
- Sterile saline vehicle control
- DMSO vehicle control
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