Author: Ng, P C; Lam, C W K; Li, A M; Wong, C K; Leung, T F; Cheng, F W T; Hon, K L E; Chan, I H S; Wong, E; Fok, T F
Title: Chemokine response in children with SARS. Cord-id: knkic8hs Document date: 2005_1_1
ID: knkic8hs
Snippet: The chemokine response of eight children with serologically confirmed severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) was longitudinally monitored. All had raised plasma interferon gamma inducible protein (IP-10) concentrations, which suggested an active type 1 T-helper lymphocyte mediated immune response. High circulating IP-10 levels could facilitate viral clearance and might play a role in assisting the recovery of the patients.
Document: The chemokine response of eight children with serologically confirmed severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) was longitudinally monitored. All had raised plasma interferon gamma inducible protein (IP-10) concentrations, which suggested an active type 1 T-helper lymphocyte mediated immune response. High circulating IP-10 levels could facilitate viral clearance and might play a role in assisting the recovery of the patients.
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