Adjunctive Corticosteroid Treatment Against Yersinia pestis Improves Bacterial Clearance, Immunopathology, and Survival in the Mouse Model of Bubonic Plague
Conclusions. Corticosteroids induce an unexpectedly effective antibacterial response apart from their antiinflammatory properties, thereby improving treatment efficacy.
Source: The Journal of Infectious Diseases - Category: Infectious Diseases Authors: Levy, Y., Vagima, Y., Tidhar, A., Zauberman, A., Aftalion, M., Gur, D., Fogel, I., Chitlaru, T., Flashner, Y., Mamroud, E. Tags: PATHOGENESIS AND HOST RESPONSE Source Type: research
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