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From the following article
Edy Y Kim, John T Battaile, Anand C Patel, Yingjian You, Eugene Agapov, Mitchell H Grayson, Loralyn A Benoit, Derek E Byers, Yael Alevy, Jennifer Tucker, Suzanne Swanson, Rose Tidwell, Jeffrey W Tyner, Jeffrey D Morton, Mario Castro, Deepika Polineni, G Alexander Patterson, Reto A Schwendener, John D Allard, Gary Peltz & Michael J Holtzman
Nature medicine 14, 633 - 640 (2008) Published online: 18 May 2008
doi:10.1038/nm1770
Figure 1
IL-13–producing macrophages drive chronic airway disease after viral infection.
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Figure 2
Activated NKT cells are required for chronic IL-13 production by macrophages in the lung after viral infection.
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Figure 3
Direct interaction between lung NKT cells and macrophages activates IL-13 production by macrophages.
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Figure 4
NKT cells drive IL-13R expression to upregulate IL-13 production and alternative activation of macrophages after viral infection.
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Figure 5
Increased IL-13–producing macrophages and V
24-expressing NKT cells in humans with COPD and mucous cell metaplasia.
Figure 6
Schematic showing an NKT cell–macrophage immune axis leading to chronic airway disease after viral infection.
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