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Immune System Activation via Chemokine Induction

Molecular classification: Cytokine signaling pathway

Overview

Immune system activation via chemokine induction refers to the process by which chemokines—small, secreted proteins classified as chemotactic cytokines—stimulate and direct the migration, positioning, and activation of immune cells in response to infection, inflammation, or tissue injury. This mechanism is central to both innate and adaptive immunity.

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Immune responseChemotaxisCell migrationInflammationImmune cell activation

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InfectionInflammationAutoimmunityCancerWound healing

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Off-target effectsCytokine stormImmunosuppressionExacerbation of autoimmune diseases

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