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The 46 pages that link to Cytokine, each with the reason it gives.

• InflammationRelated: Cytokines carry many of the signals that initiate and shape inflammation.

• Wound healingRelated: Cytokines coordinate communication among immune cells and tissue-repair cells.

• Rheumatoid arthritisNarrower topic: Cytokines such as TNF and interleukin-6 sustain inflammation and provide targets for treatment.

• ImmunosuppressionRelated: Many immunosuppressive treatments reduce cytokine production or block cytokine signaling.

• FeverNarrower topic: Immune cytokines can trigger prostaglandin production during fever.

• Immune systemRelated: Cytokines coordinate communication among immune and other cells.

• HematopoiesisNarrower topic: Cytokines and related growth factors regulate blood-cell production and maturation.

• NeutrophilRelated: Cytokines regulate neutrophil production, activation, and recruitment.

• NeuroinflammationNarrower topic: They coordinate communication among glia and recruited immune cells.

• MacrophageRelated: Macrophage-derived cytokines recruit and activate other immune cells.

• HormoneCompared with: Cytokines can act locally or systemically, blurring simple boundaries between signals and hormones.

• Mast cellRelated: Mast-cell cytokines recruit and shape other immune cells after activation.

• Acute respiratory distress syndromeNarrower topic: Immune signaling amplifies the inflammation that injures the alveolar-capillary barrier.

• KeratinocyteNarrower topic: Keratinocytes release cytokines that recruit and regulate immune cells in the skin.

• EicosanoidCompared with: Cytokines often induce eicosanoid synthesis, but are proteins rather than fatty-acid-derived mediators.

• Graft-versus-host diseaseRelated: Inflammatory cytokines amplify tissue injury and recruit additional immune cells.

• PrednisoneRelated: Glucocorticoid signaling reduces production of several inflammatory cytokines.

• Topical corticosteroidRelated: Corticosteroid signaling reduces production of several cytokines that sustain skin inflammation.

• Dendritic cellRelated: Dendritic-cell cytokines help steer the type of T-cell response that develops.

• ImmunologyRelated: Cytokines coordinate immune-cell behavior across tissues.

• Natural killer cellNarrower topic: NK-cell cytokines coordinate immune activity beyond direct target-cell killing.

• Adaptive immune systemRelated: Cytokines coordinate lymphocyte activation, growth, and communication.

• Interleukin 6Narrower topic: IL-6 is one member of this broad family of cellular messengers.

• C-reactive proteinNarrower topic: Cytokines such as interleukin 6 transmit the signals that increase CRP production.

• Community-acquired pneumoniaNarrower topic: Cytokines coordinate the inflammation that helps control infection but can also cause symptoms.

• Paracrine signalingBroader topic: Many cytokines act locally between neighboring cells as paracrine signals.

• Tumor necrosis factorNarrower topic: TNF was identified as one member of this broad class of immune signals.

• Cell-mediated immunityRelated: Cytokines coordinate T-cell expansion and the activation of other defensive cells.

• FibroblastRelated: Cytokines from immune and tissue cells alter fibroblast activity.

• Pattern recognition receptorRelated: Receptor activation often induces cytokines that coordinate local and systemic responses.

• Ulcerative colitisRelated: Inflammatory cytokine signaling contributes to tissue injury and is targeted by several treatments.

• Cytokine stormNarrower topic: A cytokine is an individual messenger; a storm is a dysregulated response involving many signals.

• Gut-brain axisRelated: Immune signals from the gut can communicate with the brain and change neural activity.

• JAK-STAT signaling pathwayNarrower topic: Cytokines are the extracellular signals that commonly initiate this pathway.

• Cytokine release syndromeNarrower topic: CRS develops when immune cells release large amounts of these signaling proteins.

• InterferonNarrower topic: Interferons belong to this broad family of cell-to-cell signals.

• DermatitisRelated: Cytokines coordinate inflammatory signals in several chronic dermatitis pathways.

• InfliximabNarrower topic: TNF-α is one cytokine within this broader family of immune signals.

• Primary immunodeficiencyRelated: Cytokine signaling defects can block immune-cell development or pathogen-specific responses.

• White blood cellRelated: Leukocytes use cytokines to recruit, activate, or restrain other immune cells.

• AdipokineRelated: Several adipokines act as cytokines linking fat tissue to immune activity.

• Reed–Sternberg cellsRelated: Reed–Sternberg cells release cytokines that recruit and shape their inflammatory surroundings.

• SecretomeBroader topic: Cytokines are secreted signals frequently measured in immune-cell secretomes.

• Bone marrow cellsRelated: Cytokines direct the growth and maturation of marrow blood-cell populations.

• Head kidneyRelated: Cytokines coordinate immune responses among the head kidney’s resident and recruited cells.

• Immune system phenomenaRelated: Cytokines coordinate immune activity across tissues.