Acute endotoxin tolerance downregulates superoxide anion release by the perfused liver and isolated hepatic nonparenchymal cells
Abraham P. Bautista, John J. Spitzer – 1 March 1995 – This work is based on the hypothesis that low‐dose lipopolysaccharide (LPS) suppresses the stimulatory and priming effects of a subsequent high‐dose endotoxin on the formation of toxic oxygen‐derived radicals by the perfused liver and isolated hepatic nonparenchymal cells. Such effects may in turn contribute to hyposensitivity to the lethal effect of large doses of endotoxin.