Neural and Neuroendocrine Mechanisms in Host Defense and Autoimmunity
DOI: 10.1007/978-0-387-48334-4_5
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Adrenergic Regulation of Adaptive Immunity

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“…Stress hormones that are responsible for the stimulation of HPA axis and sympathetic (adrenergic) activity, for those nearly all immune cells have receptors. [6,12,83] Particularly, receptors present on B cells, T cells macrophage and monocyte for the Substance P, glucocorticoids, neuropeptide, growth hormones, catecholamine's, serotonin and prolactin. For corticotrophin-releasing hormone T cells also have receptors.…”
Section: Alteration In Sns and Hpa Axis And Immune Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Stress hormones that are responsible for the stimulation of HPA axis and sympathetic (adrenergic) activity, for those nearly all immune cells have receptors. [6,12,83] Particularly, receptors present on B cells, T cells macrophage and monocyte for the Substance P, glucocorticoids, neuropeptide, growth hormones, catecholamine's, serotonin and prolactin. For corticotrophin-releasing hormone T cells also have receptors.…”
Section: Alteration In Sns and Hpa Axis And Immune Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%