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Cytokine Induction in Immune Cells

Molecular classification: Other

Overview

Cytokine induction in immune cells refers to the process by which various immune cell types are stimulated to produce and release cytokines—small, secreted proteins that act as key modulators of inflammation and immunity. This process is central to both innate and adaptive immune responses, orchestrating cellular communication, activation, proliferation, differentiation, and migration during health and disease.

Mechanism of action

Modulation of cytokine production through various signaling pathways (e.g., NF-kB, JAK/STAT)

Biological functions

Immune responseInflammationCellular communicationCell activationCell proliferationCell differentiationCell migration

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InflammationInfectionAutoimmune diseasesCancer

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Cytokine stormImmunosuppression

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