Titlebook: Antioxidant Nutrients and Immune Functions; Adrianne Bendich,Marshall Phillips,Robert P. Tenge Book 1990 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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The Role of Antioxidants in Modulating Neutrophil Functional Responses,g consistent with the paucity of mitochondria in the cells (Cheson et al., 1977). Within seconds after stimulation, however, the neutrophil activates a specialized pathway that results in a 100-fold increase in oxygen consumption (Root and Metcalf, 1977). This pathway culminates in the reaction in w

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Antioxidant Vitamins and Their Functions in Immune Responses,has its own profile of distinct functions. In addition to these unshared functions, these three micronutrients share the capacity to act as antioxidants. As discussed in the introductory chapter, an antioxidant has the ability to stabilize highly reactive, potentially harmful molecules called free r

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Antioxidants and the Aging Immune Response,f infectious disease but also in groups with relatively mild or single nutrient deficiencies (Chandra and Chandra, 1986; James and Makinodan, 1984). Several comprehensive reviews in this area have been published recently (Stinnett, 1983; Gershwin et al., 1985; Fernandes, 1984; Beisel, 1982; Keusch,

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Anti-Inflammatory Systems in Human Milk,r products. The tissues of these organ-systems are defended by an array of resistance factors including the mucus barrier, lysozyme, lactoferrin, and antibodies principally of the secretory IgA isotype (Goldman et al., 1985; Udall, 1985). During early life, however, these immunologic mechanisms are