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Interleukin-17 in Veterinary Animal Species and Its Role in Various Diseases: a Review

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Journal Cytokine
Date 2013 Jul 2
PMID 23810220
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Interleukin 17 (IL-17) as one of the pro-inflammatory cytokines is a very important player in the immune response to many pathogens and seems to play a role also in certain chronic and autoimmune diseases. Many studies showing the importance of this cytokine were conducted on murine models and human patients. In recent years, some experiments with other animals in which interleukin-17 was measured were carried out. This review is focused on the findings that have been observed and described in important veterinary species of animals.

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