Publications by authors named "Lee Soderberg"

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Neutralization of B. anthracis toxins during ex vivo phagocytosis.
Olga Tarasenko, Ashley Scott, April Jones, Lee Soderberg, Pierre Alusta

Glycoconj J· July 2013

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Glycoconjugates prevent B. anthracis toxin-induced cell death through binding while activating macrophages.
Olga Tarasenko, Ashley Scott, Lee Soderberg, Pierre Alusta

Glycoconj J· January 2012

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Selective deficiency of HIF-1alpha in myeloid cells influences secondary intention wound healing in mouse skin.
Richard A Owings, Marjan Boerma, Junru Wang, Maaike Berbee, Keith R Laderoute, Lee S F Soderberg

In Vivo· March 2010

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Killing of Bacillus spores is mediated by nitric oxide and nitric oxide synthase during glycoconjugate-enhanced phagocytosis.
Olga Tarasenko, Ashley Scott, Lee Soderberg, Usha Ponnappan, Pierre Alusta

Glycoconj J· January 2010

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Polymeric glycoconjugates protect and activate macrophages to promote killing of Bacillus cereus spores during phagocytosis.
Olga Tarasenko, Elizabeth Burton, Lee Soderberg, Pierre Alusta

Glycoconj J· July 2008

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Glycoconjugates enhanced the intracellular killing of Bacillus spores, increasing macrophage viability and activation.
Olga Tarasenko, Lee Soderberg, Kristin Hester, Michelle Park Kim, Deirdre McManus

Arch Microbiol· June 2008

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Macrophage production of inflammatory mediators is potently inhibited by a butyric acid derivative demonstrated to inactivate antigen-stimulated T cells.
Lee S F Soderberg, Susan Boger, E Kim Fifer, Kathleen M Gilbert

Int Immunopharmacol· September 2004

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Inhaled isobutyl nitrite inhibited macrophage inducible nitric oxide by blocking NFkappaB signaling and promoting degradation of inducible nitric oxide synthase-2.
Usha Ponnappan, Fiona E Yull, Lee S F Soderberg

Int Immunopharmacol· August 2004

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Cytotoxicity by nitrite inhalants is not related to peroxynitrite formation.
Lee S F Soderberg, Usha Ponnappan

Toxicol Lett· June 2002

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