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1. The role of phagocytes in HIV-related oxidative stress.

2. Monocyte expression of adhesion molecules in HIV-infected patients: variations according to disease stage and possible pathogenic role.

3. Defective priming of the phagocyte oxidative burst in a child with recurrent intracellular infections.

4. Redox and activation status of monocytes from human immunodeficiency virus-infected patients: relationship with viral load.

5. Heterogeneity in Lewis-X and sialyl-Lewis-X antigen expression on monocytes in whole blood: relation to stimulus-induced oxidative burst.

6. Effect of advanced glycation end product-modified albumin on tissue factor expression by monocytes. Role of oxidant stress and protein tyrosine kinase activation.

7. Interleukin-10 and pentoxifylline inhibit C-reactive protein-induced tissue factor gene expression in peripheral human blood monocytes.

8. Endotoxin-induced tissue factor in human monocytes is dependent upon protein kinase C activation.

9. Interleukin 4 prevents the induction of tissue factor mRNA in human monocytes in response to LPS or PMA stimulation.

10. Pentoxifylline inhibits the expression of tissue factor mRNA in endotoxin-activated human monocytes.

11. [Inhibition by pentoxifylline of procoagulant activity produced by endotoxin-active monocytes].

12. Pentoxifylline inhibition of procoagulant activity generated by activated mononuclear phagocytes.

15. Monocyte alpha-naphtyl esterase deficiency in chronic granulomatous disease.

16. Heterogeneity in Lewis-X and sialyl-Lewis-X antigen expression on monocytes in whole blood: relation to stimulus-induced oxidative burst

17. [Inhibition by pentoxifylline of procoagulant activity produced by endotoxin-active monocytes]

18. Monocyte expression of adhesion molecules in HIV-infected patients: variations according to disease stage and possible pathogenic role

19. Pentoxifylline inhibition of procoagulant activity generated by activated mononuclear phagocytes

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