When you stimulate human macrophages with bacterial lipopolysaccharides, early response genes, like TNF, are transcribted quite fast in between one hour. What's the reason for the delayed transcription of interleukin 6? Maybe the autocrin stimulation of macrophages by secreted TNF increases the interleukin 6 transcription? Or is it due to the delayed Myd88 independent TLR4 signaling pathway?

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