Search Results - "Romero de Ávila, María José"

NOTCH3 signaling is essential for NF-κB activation in TLR-activated macrophages by López-López, Susana, Monsalve, Eva María, Romero de Ávila, María José, González-Gómez, Julia, Hernández de León, Natalia, Ruiz-Marcos, Francisco, Baladrón, Victoriano, Nueda, María Luisa, García-León, María Jesús, Screpanti, Isabella, Felli, María Pía, Laborda, Jorge, García-Ramírez, José Javier, Díaz-Guerra, María José M.

“…Macrophage activation by Toll receptors is an essential event in the development of the response against pathogens. NOTCH signaling pathway is involved in the…”
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NOTCH4 potentiates the IL-13 induced genetic program in M2 alternative macrophages through the AP1 and IRF4–JMJD3 axis by López-López, Susana, Romero de Ávila, María José, González-Gómez, María Julia, Nueda, María Luisa, Baladrón, Victoriano, Monsalve, Eva M, García-Ramírez, José Javier, Díaz-Guerra, María José M

“…Abstract IL-13 signaling polarizes macrophages to an M2 alternatively activated phenotype, which regulates tissue repair and anti-inflammatory responses…”
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NOTCH4 Exhibits Anti-Inflammatory Activity in Activated Macrophages by Interfering With Interferon-γ and TLR4 Signaling by López-López, Susana, Romero de Ávila, María José, Hernández de León, Natalia Carolina, Ruiz-Marcos, Francisco, Baladrón, Victoriano, Nueda, María Luisa, Laborda, Jorge, García-Ramírez, José Javier, Monsalve, Eva M, Díaz-Guerra, María José M

“…NOTCH4 is a member of the NOTCH family of receptors whose expression is intensively induced in macrophages after their activation by Toll-like receptors (TLR)…”
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RND3 Potentiates Proinflammatory Activation through NOTCH Signaling in Activated Macrophages by de Ávila, María José Romero, López-López, Susana, García-Blázquez, Aarón, Ruiz-García, Almudena, González-Gómez, María Julia, Nueda, María Luisa, Baladrón, Victoriano, Pérez-Roger, Ignacio, Poch, Enric, Ballester-Lurbe, Begoña, García-Ramírez, José Javier, Monsalve, Eva M., Díaz-Guerra, María José M.

“…Macrophage activation is a complex process with multiple control elements that ensures an adequate response to the aggressor pathogens and, on the other hand,…”
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