IL10 and acute pancreatitis: In the normal condition, the basic biological IL-10 cytokine in the peripheral blood of mice is very low, but when mice injected with cerulein, the IL-10 level increased significantly from the 16th hour after treatment (P<0.001), and after 24 hours, the IL-10 level reached 100 pg/ml in the peripheral blood of mice (Fig. 5A), which indicated that IL-10 was excited during the process of acute pancreatitis to confront the inflammation.