“…Among the C-C chemokines, CCL11/eotaxin, in addition to IL-5, diffuses into the circulation and acts synergistically to induce eosinophil release from the bone marrow into the blood. CCL5/RANTES, some of the monocyte chemoattract proteins (MCPs) and MIP-1α are other CC chemokines that are also known to stimulate eosinophil responses [39][40][41]. Based on that, we examined the leukocyte influx into the pleura cavity, and our results show that the treatment with the ST fraction inhibited eosinophil accumulation in allergic pleurisy without a significant change in mononuclear cell or neutrophil recruitment.…”