Is the brain a source of S100B increase during endotoxemia in the pig?
Our results support the hypothesis that the brain is an important source of S100B in endotoxemia even though there may be other sources. These findings make S100B a candidate as a marker of cerebral dysfunction in septic shock.
The observations imply that H5N1 and H9N2 avian influenza silent infections exist in Guangdong populations.