Neutrophil Heparin-Binding Protein, Cytokines and Bacterial Virulence in the Pathogenesis of Severe Infection and Kidney Injury, and in Prediction for the Severity and Types of Diabetic Urinary Tract Infections

Medicine & Life Sciences

1. human cationic antimicrobial protein CAP 37 100%
2. Virulence Factors 44%
3. Lipocalin-2 37%
4. Bacteremia 28%
5. Interleukin-8 27%
6. Bacterial Adhesins 22%
7. Pyuria 20%
8. Biomarkers 18%
9. Toll-Like Receptor 4 16%
10. Kidney 15%
11. Urine 15%
12. Infections 13%
13. Cytokines 13%
14. Sepsis 11%
15. Urinary Bladder 11%
16. Cystatins 10%
17. Uropathogenic Escherichia coli 9%
18. Escherichia coli 9%
19. Bacteria 9%
20. Neutrophil Infiltration 8%
21. Blood Urea Nitrogen 7%
22. Wounds and Injuries 6%
23. Bacterial Infections 6%
24. Innate Immunity 6%
25. Virulence 6%
26. Diabetes Mellitus 5%
27. Animal Models 5%