"Recent work, however, has clearly demonstrated that the cellular activities are, for the most part, beneficial. It is when the strict regulatory control normally imposed on them is altered that these cells may begin to show detrimental effects. One could speculate that such functions could be related to senescence and the inability to perform normal activities or the production of pro-inflammatory cytokines exceeding the down-regulatory capacity of the system with either an acute or chronic induction"
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