The phrase "array of mediators that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a collection or group of mediators in a specific context, such as conflict resolution, negotiation, or communication.
Example: "The research highlighted an array of mediators that facilitated dialogue between the opposing parties."
Alternatives: "collection of mediators that" or "group of mediators that".
In periodontitis, the local inflammatory reaction to bacterial infection activates the innate immune system, resulting in the release of an array of mediators that propagate the inflammation throughout the gingival tissues [ 6, 7].
Activation of fibroblast-like synoviocytes (FLSs) leads to the release of a broad array of mediators that act on cells of the immune system as well as resident joint cells, exacerbating the inflammatory response and resulting in articular cartilage and bone damage [ 1].
Activated microglia is known to produce an array of proinflammatory mediators that are in turn deleterious for surrounding neurons in the CNS [9], [42], [43].
Cells that encounter MSU crystals express a broad array of inflammatory mediators that contribute to acute gouty inflammation [ 20].
The automated generation of mediators that integrate information from several sources.
The release of an array of pro-inflammatory mediators that communicate with cells of the vasculature plays a key role in the onset of systemic inflammatory responses.
Regardless of the precise mechanisms that underlie the initial vascular injury, it might be even more important to identify and characterize the array of mediators driving the vascular remodelling that leads to the vascular features typical of SSc.
The immune system is an extremely complex array of cells and mediators that interact to mount immune responses, which can be either beneficial or detrimental.
Activation of fibroblast-like synoviocytes produces a broad array of cell surface and soluble mediators that help to recruit, retain, and activate cells of the immune system and resident joint cells, leading to the promotion of ongoing inflammation and tissue destruction [ 67].
TRPV1 activation causes release of inflammatory mediators that produce oedema and neutrophil infiltration.
The different immune and local synovial cells produce a complex array of cytokines and other soluble mediators that are thought to be responsible for cartilage destruction and bone erosion [ 4- 6].
