Epidermal growth factors and cytokines
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Epidermal growth factors and cytokines
（Clinical dermatology, 10）
Dekker, c1994
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
This reference enhances the understanding of skin pathophysiology by examining a selection of cytokines and growth factors that are either produced by the skin or have an influence on it.;Illustrating the importance of cytokine and growth factor interactions within the cytokine network, Epidermal Growth Factors and Cytokines: discusses a variety of cytokines, including the interferons, tumor necrosis factor, and interleukins 1, 6, 8, and 10; describes platelet-derived growth factor, fibroblast growth factors, and transforming growth factor -alpha and -beta; elucidates the skin's cytokine network, covering topics such as cytokines and wound healing, langerhans cells, mast cells, and endothelial cells; and explores cytokine therapies for skin disease.;With over 2800 literature citations, tables, figures, and micrographs, Epidermal Growth Factors and Cytokines is for dermatologists, immunologists, biologists, biochemists, microbiologists, haematologists, oncologists, and graduate and medical school students in these disciplines.
Table of Contents
- Introduction: immunobiology of the skin, J. Wayne Streilein. Part 1 Cytokines: interleukin 1, Michael J. Cork and Gordon W. Duff
- interleukin 6, Kazuyuki Yoshizaki and Tadamitsu Kishimoto
- tumor necrosis factor, Gunther R. Adolf et al
- interleukin 8 and structurally related cytokines, Jens-Michael Schroder et al
- interleukin 10, Alexander H. Enk
- T-cell-derived lymphokines, Martin Rocken
- colony-stimulating factors and the skin, John W. Schrader
- the interferons, Sidney Pestka. Part 2 Growth factors: transforming growth factor - alpha and related growth factors, James T. Elder
- regulation of tissue inflammation, repair, and fibrosis by transforming growth factor beta, Sharon M. Wahl
- platelet-derived growth factor, John C. Ansel et al
- fibroblast growth factors, Ruth Halaban and Gisela Moellmann. Part 3 The epidermal cytokine network: the second decade of epidermal cytokines - an overview, Thomas S. Kupper
- ultraviolet light and epidermal cell-derived cytokines, Thomas Schwarz et al
- cytokines and wound healing, Cornelia Mauch et al
- cytokines and langerhans cells, Nikolaus Romani et al
- epidermal cell-derived cytokines and delayed-type hypersensitivity, Detlef Becker and Jurgen Knop
- epidermal cytokines and mast cells, Annelie Moller and Beate M. Czametzki
- epidermal cell cytokines and endothelial cells, Sergij Goerdt et al
- regulatory interactions between epidermal cell adhesion molecules and cytokines, Jean Krutmann
- melanocytic cell cytokines, Cheryl A. Armstrong et al. Part 4 Cytokine therapy: cytokines - therapeutic aspects for skin diseases, Thomas A. Luger et al.
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