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Journal of Immunology (Baltimore, Md. : 1950)|June 17, 2011
Cecal ligation and puncture-induced impairment of innate immune function does not occur in the absence of caspase-1E D MurpheyMicrobes and Infection|September 13, 2011
CLP-induced impairment of innate immune function is caused by exposure to the cecal lumenal contents and not the tissue trauma or tissue ischemia/necrosis componentsE D MurpheyTopics in Companion Animal Medicine|December 16, 2019
The AVMA Animal Health Studies DatabaseE D MurpheyCritical Care Medicine|July 13, 2000
Pretreatment with tumor necrosis factor-alpha attenuates arterial hypotension and mortality induced by endotoxin in pigsE D Murphey, D L TraberShock (Augusta, Ga.)|March 16, 2000
Cardiopulmonary and splanchnic blood flow during 48 hours of a continuous infusion of endotoxin in conscious pigs: a model of hyperdynamic shockE D Murphey, D L TraberShock (Augusta, Ga.)|September 19, 2006
Bacterial clearance and mortality are not improved by a combination of IL-10 neutralization and IFN-gamma administration in a murine model of post-CLP immunosuppressionE D Murphey, Edward R SherwoodCritical Care Medicine|September 8, 2001
Protective effect of tumor necrosis factor-alpha against subsequent endotoxemia in mice is mediated, in part, by interleukin-10E D Murphey, D L TraberMicrobes and Infection|August 6, 2008
Pretreatment with the Gram-positive bacterial cell wall molecule peptidoglycan improves bacterial clearance and decreases inflammation and mortality in mice challenged with Pseudomonas aeruginosaE D Murphey, E R SherwoodCritical Care Medicine|October 1, 2008
Pretreatment with the Gram-positive bacterial cell wall molecule peptidoglycan improves bacterial clearance and decreases inflammation and mortality in mice challenged with Staphylococcus aureusE D Murphey, Geping Fang, Edward R SherwoodShock (Augusta, Ga.)|August 29, 2007
Endotoxin pretreatment improves bacterial clearance and decreases mortality in mice challenged with Staphylococcus aureusE D Murphey, Geping Fang, Edward R SherwoodPageof 2