1992
DOI: 10.1016/0016-5085(92)91096-m
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Recombinant interleukin-1 receptor antagonist blocks the proinflammatory activity of endogenous interleukin-1 in rabbit immune colitis

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“…These data support a possible role of IL-1␤ in the pathogenesis of ulcerative colitis. This notion is further supported by the data obtained from animal models showing that administration of IL-1ra attenuates rabbit immune complex colitis (Cominelli et al, 1992) and reduction of IL-1ra levels in gene knockout mice (Hirsch et al, 1996) and by antibody neutralization in rabbits (Ferretti et al, 1994) increases the susceptibility to the induction of experimental colitis.…”
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“…These data support a possible role of IL-1␤ in the pathogenesis of ulcerative colitis. This notion is further supported by the data obtained from animal models showing that administration of IL-1ra attenuates rabbit immune complex colitis (Cominelli et al, 1992) and reduction of IL-1ra levels in gene knockout mice (Hirsch et al, 1996) and by antibody neutralization in rabbits (Ferretti et al, 1994) increases the susceptibility to the induction of experimental colitis.…”
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“…Taken together, our results imply that pyroptotic CD11b + -derived IL-1b is responsible for TH1-mediated colitis progression in our model. Previously, administration of IL-1Ra has also proved to be anti-inflammatory in a model of acute immune-complex colitis in rabbits (52). However, genetic studies using caspase-1 2/2 (47, 53) and IL-1R1 2/2 mice (54) rather implied a protective role for the inflammasome and related IL-1b signaling in acute DSS colitis in mice.…”
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“…These cytokines can increase the activity of the immune cells involved in the inflammation process. The inhibition of interleukine-1-beta activity causes colon infection in rabbits (Cominelli et al, 1992). Furthermore, interleukine-1 can control inflammation by increasing the blood vessel permeability of vessels and speed up the movement of immune factors (Kesavulu et al, 2000).…”
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