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Extracellular traps and macrophages: new roles for the versatile phagocyte by Boe, Devin M., Curtis, Brenda J., Chen, Michael M., Ippolito, Jill A., Kovacs, Elizabeth J.

“…Review on macrophage regulation and extracellular traps: implications in health and disease. MΦ are multipurpose phagocytes with a large repertoire of…”
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Alterations in marginal zone macrophages and marginal zone B cells in old mice by Birjandi, Shirin Z, Ippolito, Jill A, Ramadorai, Anand K, Witte, Pamela L

“…Marginal zones (MZs) are architecturally organized for clearance of and rapid response against blood-borne Ags entering the spleen. MZ macrophages (MZMs) and…”
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Intoxication by Intraperitoneal Injection or Oral Gavage Equally Potentiates Postburn Organ Damage and Inflammation by Palmer, Jessica L., Chen, Michael M., Ippolito, Jill A., Curtis, Brenda J., Choudhry, Mashkoor A., Kovacs, Elizabeth J.

“…The increasing prevalence of binge drinking and its association with trauma necessitate accurate animal models to examine the impact of intoxication on the…”
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The effects of microenvironment and internal programming on plasma cell survival by Minges Wols, Heather A., Ippolito, Jill A., Yu, Zheng, Palmer, Jessica L., White, Fletcher A., Le, Phong T., Witte, Pamela L.

“…Two populations of plasma cells (PCs) are formed after immunization. A short-lived population in the spleen and lymph nodes provides rapid protection. A…”
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Alcohol Potentiates Postburn Remote Organ Damage Through Shifts in Fluid Compartments Mediated by Bradykinin by Chen, Michael M, O’Halloran, Eileen B, Ippolito, Jill A, Choudhry, Mashkoor A, Kovacs, Elizabeth J

“…ABSTRACTOf the 450,000 burn patients each year, 50% have a positive blood alcohol content, and this predisposes them to worsened clinical outcomes. Despite…”
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Alcohol and inflammatory responses: Summary of the 2013 Alcohol and Immunology Research Interest Group (AIRIG) meeting by Morris, Niya L, Ippolito, Jill A, Curtis, Brenda J, Chen, Michael M, Friedman, Scott L, Hines, Ian N, Haddad, Georges E, Chang, Sulie L, Brown, Lou Ann, Waldschmidt, Thomas J, Mandrekar, Pranoti, Kovacs, Elizabeth J, Choudhry, Mashkoor A

“…Abstract Loyola University Chicago, Health Sciences Campus in Maywood, Illinois hosted the 18th annual Alcohol and Immunology Research Interest Group (AIRIG)…”
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Alcohol and immunology: Summary of the 2012 Alcohol and Immunology Research Interest Group (AIRIG) meeting by Ippolito, Jill A, Curtis, Brenda J, Choudhry, Mashkoor A, Kovacs, Elizabeth J

“…Abstract On October 27, 2012, the 17th annual Alcohol and Immunology Research Interest Group (AIRIG) meeting was held at the Grand Wailea Hotel in Maui, Hawaii…”
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Migration of immature and mature B cells in the aged microenvironment by Minges Wols, Heather A., Johnson, Kara M., Ippolito, Jill A., Birjandi, Shirin Z., Su, Yan, Le, Phong T., Witte, Pamela L.

“…Summary Studies in aged mice show that the architecture of B‐cell areas appears disrupted and that newly made B cells fail to incorporate into the spleen…”
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Kupffer Cell p38 MAPK Signaling Drives Post Burn Hepatic Damage and Pulmonary Inflammation when Alcohol Intoxication Precedes Burn Injury by Chen, Michael M., O’Halloran, Eileen B., Ippolito, Jill A., Kovacs, Elizabeth J.

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Alcohol potentiates post burn remote organ damage through shifts in fluid compartments mediated by bradykinin by Chen, Michael M., O’Halloran, Eileen B., Ippolito, Jill A., Choudhry, Mashkoor A., Kovacs, Elizabeth J.

“…Of the 450,000 burn patients each year, 50% have a positive blood alcohol content and this predisposes them to worsened clinical outcomes. Despite high…”
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The effects of an aged microenvironment on mature B cell homing and distribution of CXCL13 (82.13) by Minges Wols, Heather A., Ippolito, Jill A., Birjandi, Shirin, Ziegler, Nicole, Witte, Pamela L.

“…Abstract The splenic architecture in many aged mice appears disrupted, with some similarities to the disorganization observed in mice lacking the chemokine,…”
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