Neylon S. Pilkington
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Also affiliated: Arkansas Children's Hospital (1988–1989)
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Neylon S. Pilkington's research has focused on the functional capacity of immune cells, particularly neutrophils, and how various conditions and substances affect their activity. Studies investigated the functional capacity of marginated and bone marrow reserve granulocytes, examining the role of neutrophils in the immune response. Pilkington also explored the effects of specific diets and medications on immune markers. Research included an examination of impaired neutrophil function in children treated with the ketogenic diet and the impact of prolonged modified fasting on in vitro markers of immunity, including lymphocyte function and serum effects on normal neutrophils. The effects of Ribavirin on neutrophil function were also studied.
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- Publications: 4
- Citations: 122
Selected Publications
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Effect of Prolonged Modified Fasting in Obese Persons on In Vitro Markers of Immunity: Lymphocyte Function and Serum Effects on Normal Neutrophils (1990)
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Impaired neutrophil function in children with seizures treated with the ketogenic diet (1989)
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Functional capacity of marginated and bone marrow reserve granulocytes (1987)
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