Maternal Antiasthma Simplified Herbal Medicine Intervention therapy prevents airway inflammation and modulates pulmonary innate immune responses in young offspring mice.
Maternal Antiasthma Simplified Herbal Medicine Intervention therapy prevents airway inflammation and modulates pulmonary innate immune responses in young offspring mice.
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母体平喘简化草药干预疗法可预防幼代小鼠的气道炎症并调节肺部先天免疫反应。
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10.1016/j.anai.2014.10.018
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2015
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Li,Xiu-Min
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López-Expósito,Iván;Srivastava,KamalD;Birmingham,Neil;Castillo,Alexandra;Miller,RachelL;Li,Xiu-Min
Allergic asthma is a disease with origins in early life1, with several studies indicating allergic sensitization can occur during prenatal development. 2–4 Having a parental history of asthma, 5 specifically maternal asthma, 6 increases the risk that a child will develop asthma (OR= 5.0, 95% CI= 1.7 to 14.9), and maternal allergic airway diseases such as allergic rhinitis are also associated with asthma development in children. 7–10 Maternal effect on asthma susceptibility in offspring has been a focus of several animal model studies. These studies have largely explored the question of offspring susceptibility to sensitization using protocols that vary in antigen dose or timing but always include a period of sensitization prior to challenge. Using such methods, Hamada et al11 demonstrated that offspring of mice with OVA-induced “chronic asthma” were more susceptible to asthma after a suboptimal protocol consisting of one intraperitoneal injection of allergen in adjuvant at 4 days of life, followed by 3 consecutive challenges with aerosolized allergen on days 12–14 of life. Likewise, Fedulov et al showed that offspring of OVA-asthmatic mice develop a full asthma phenotype even if they are initially sensitized as late as 6 weeks of age. A similar model using canines has also been developed by Royer et al12 where offspring from ragweed (RW)-sensitized, but not normal, female dogs developed asthma-like features upon post