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or example; four) can serve as an inhibitor of | immune activation induced by Gram-negative bacteria, |
So the activation of the phagocyte for | immune activation does not occur. |
e regulator of the complement cascade, mediate | immune adherence and phagocytosis and inhibit both th |
Also, tomatine is known to be an | immune adjuvant in connection with certain protein an |
Lipomannan is a mycobacterium | immune agonist. |
IFN-γ is involved in the regulation of the | immune and inflammatory responses; in humans, there i |
portant in the regulation of genes involved in | immune and inflammatory responses, and may be involve |
cAMP suppresses the activity of | immune and inflammatory cells. |
From exploring the | immune and digestive systems to learning about the sk |
The Scarecrow and the Tin Man are | immune, and are in the process of dragging them out o |
r study also showed that CAPE suppresses acute | immune and inflammatory responses and holds promise f |
ant mediator involved in many cytokine induced | immune and inflammatory responses. |
a role in myeloid-myeloid interactions during | immune and inflammatory responses. |
only evaluated parameter for the validation of | immune and protein binding based assays such as ELISA |
imates, pigs and dogs, resistin is secreted by | immune and epithelial cells while in rodents, it is s |
d modulates a variety of interleukin 1 related | immune and inflammatory responses. |
Immune Attack is an educational video game created by | |
Each subsequent level of | Immune Attack features a different infection, and a d |
Continued | immune attack by the macrophages results in silicosis |
his makes the microfilaria more susceptible to | immune attack. |
both metabolites may protect tumor cells from | immune attacks. |
nd a thrombocytopenic patient, discovering the | immune basis of idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura a |
armless glucose and Looker herself was already | immune because she was not allergic. |
bed structures that connected various types of | immune cell together, as well as connections between |
et of cytokines that are produced by a type of | immune cell known as a lymphocyte. |
It is involved in | immune cell regulation. |
FA-1; deficiency of LFA-1 also interferes with | immune cell interaction and immune recognition. |
CHIPS is a protein that inhibits | immune cell activation normally associated with infla |
ith serious tuberculosis (TB) or very low CD4 ( | immune cell) counts, who need to start ARV therapy “i |
o shows that the presence of StAR in a type of | immune cell, the macrophage, where it can stimulate t |
nd the other to a protein on the surface of an | immune cell, for example an Fc receptor on a macropha |
ity of the blood-brain barrier (BBB), allowing | immune cells to enter the brain, the primary site of |
virus, which exhibits tropism for CD4 related | immune cells (e.g. |
animal of one species (Guinea pig) against the | immune cells of another species (mouse lymphocytes) w |
receptors are found primarily on microglia(the | immune cells of the CNS) and not neurons, however. |
Maternal | immune cells are also found in the offspring yielding |
he reaction becomes uncontrolled, and too many | immune cells are activated in a single place. |
y responsible for hydrolyzing cAMP within both | immune cells and cells in the central nervous system. |
n are critical for the recruitment of effector | immune cells to the inflammation site. |
characterized as a chemoattractant for certain | immune cells expressing the cell surface molecule CD4 |
or secretion into the bile, the recruitment of | immune cells to inflammatory sites, and the induction |
m occurs in the lungs, for example, fluids and | immune cells such as macrophages may accumulate and e |
First line | immune cells also serve to recruit neutrophils and ot |
unt of aging in yeast, flies, worms, and human | immune cells by inducing autophagy. |
its highly-negative charge, hCG may repel the | immune cells of the mother, protecting the fetus duri |
ablish which factors control the maturation of | immune cells and how chemical changes of the DNA infl |
The count measures | immune cells that are killed off by the AIDS virus, H |
Attachment of monocyte derived | immune cells to endothelial cells is also enhanced by |
In most people, these other | immune cells (TH0 cells) "check" and usually ignore t |
al microchimerism (or fetal chimerism) whereby | immune cells (mostly T and B lymphocytes, monocytes, |
The receptor is expressed on | immune cells where it binds to MHC class I molecules |
her LIR subfamily B receptors are expressed on | immune cells where they bind to MHC class I molecules |
ssing, they release chemokines to signal other | immune cells to come in to the site of inflammation. |
unomodulator (selectively modulates overactive | immune cells), antipsoriatic, neuroprotective (protec |
chemotactic for and activates a many different | immune cells, including mast cells, eosinophils and b |
l particles in tissue abundantly provided with | immune cells, antibodies, and antibacterial proteins. |
In this way, tumour cells are attached to | immune cells, which destroy them. |
oxidase, an enzyme found in certain phagocytic | immune cells, especially polymorphonuclear leukocytes |
many roles, including the attraction of other | immune cells, including macrophages and other lymphoc |
a role in inducing apoptosis in certain human | immune cells. |
which HIV hijacks to enter into healthy human | immune cells. |
y given to pure populations of human or murine | immune cells. |
n preference to p110α and p110β in a number of | immune cells. |
ns), with the singlet oxygen being produced by | immune cells. |
amily of enzymes are the most prevalent PDE in | immune cells. |
s), IL-35 suppresses inflammatory responses of | immune cells. |
t attachment to the complement fixing sites in | immune complexed immunoglobulin. |
erosclerosis and that increases in circulating | immune complexes after vasectomy are transient. |
Upon the binding of C1 to | immune complexes by virtue of the affinity of C1q for |
h of the complement system is activated by IgA | immune complexes and bacterial endotoxins, polysaccha |
C3b also aids in the clearance of | immune complexes (antigen-antibody). |
The IgE | immune complexes that are formed bind to CD23 molecul |
Thus, on binding to | immune complexes through C1q, the subunits of C1 beco |
Furthermore, the existence of | immune complexes may be involved in seronegative acut |
ocessing and clearance of complement opsonized | immune complexes. |
olytic anaemias and other conditions featuring | immune complexes. |
ctions, such as blood pressure regulation, the | immune defence and cell metabolism. |
secreted by neutrophils as part of the innate | immune defence mechanism. |
-β are pro-inflammatory cytokines involved in | immune defense against infection. |
dins serve a critical role in mammalian innate | immune defense against invasive bacterial infection. |
nia major may switch the strategy of the first | immune defense from eating/inflammation/killing to ea |
endritic cells assume functions of nonspecific | immune defense, B1a and MZ B cells form the first ant |
duction, the sinus is an essential part of the | immune defense/air filtration carried out by the nose |
s mother who also tested positive for acquired | immune deficiency syndrome. |
National HIV/AIDS Control Publicity Acquired | Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) |
Acquired | immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) is a disease of the |
Gay-related | immune deficiency (GRID) (sometimes informally called |
The term AIDS (for acquired | immune deficiency syndrome) was proposed in 1982 by r |
hough MPO deficiency classically presents with | immune deficiency (especially candida albicans infect |
retrovirus from a patient at risk for acquired | immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS). |
howing either that CFS patients suffer from an | immune deficiency or that there is an infectious agen |
A mild | immune deficiency, leading to persistent mucosal and |
e in patient care delivery with an emphasis on | immune deficiency. |
deficiency of the enzyme, which predisposes to | immune deficiency. |
ern, which corresponds more closely to Th1, an | immune deviation is seen in this direction in most ex |
akthroughs include successful gene therapy for | immune diseases, following a decade of research. |
es, renal disease, orthopedics, transplant and | immune diseases, oncology, genetics and diagnostics. |
s syndrome) is a very rare autosomal recessive | immune disorder. |
Lambert suffered multiple | immune disorders and hepatitis C (caught from a blood |
-eclampsia, complications associated with auto | immune disorders Source: Drug information handbook 20 |
uding multiple sclerosis, diabetes, asthma and | immune disorders. |
ost-viral fatigue syndrome and chronic fatigue | immune dysfunction syndrome. |
It is used to normalize | immune dysfunction. |
Autoimmunity and | Immune dysregulation |
ncluding Akh and lipopolysaccharide (LPS) - an | immune elicitor found in the cell walls of bacteria - |
to cause cancer and elucidation of the role of | immune evasion in carcinogenesis caused by virus infe |
so provides a high dose of vitamin A and other | immune factors that the child needs to get started." |
Indicates that the couple was | immune from any votes cast against them due to it eit |
ent insisting Khartoum is “accustomed [to] and | immune” from the sanctions. |
s students at Trinity College, were apparently | immune from the inspectors' visits. |
also accountable to the President and will be | immune from civil or criminal prosecution. |
d as claiming they lead charmed lives and were | immune from bullets due to a combination of deep brea |
ruling on whether General Augusto Pinochet was | immune from prosecution led to the unprecedented sett |
ene grants the carrier up to 200 years of life | immune from all viruses. |
mammals (but not birds or insects, which seem | immune) from consuming plants or seeds (e.g. |
acred cow is something else that is considered | immune from question or criticism, especially unreaso |
to a dish for the doctor arguing that they are | immune from the virus, she does so when the soldier f |
igence, one of the few forces still relatively | immune from Stalin's influence and where the influenc |
requirement that signalling systems should be | immune from single point failure modes, and the board |
ce public officials and servants are generally | immune from such suits filed in connection with their |
An Indian tribe has sovereignty and is | immune from suit in a state court unless that immunit |
Submarines themselves, however, are largely | immune from counter-force strikes and both sides fiel |
etter word this sentence so that it is further | immune from such anonymous critiques while still high |
The new regulations appeared to be | immune from any further legal challenge. |
Bremer, was that American contractors would be | immune from prosecution in Iraqi courts. |
But then, if not, how did he become | immune from incivility actions? |
ted that public school districts should not be | immune from civil tort action. |
Anderson claimed keeping lawyers | immune from accountability to their clients was neces |
t Safety Organizations, whose participants are | immune from prosecution in civil, criminal, and admin |
re is also a garlic pill which makes Mr. Weems | immune from attack for a while. |
to the Constitution, thereby making it totally | immune from any judicial review; even on the grounds |
hoo!, Inc., as an Internet service provider is | immune from removing harmful content from their websi |
nd former legal counsel Harriet Miers, are not | immune from congressional subpoenas to testify about |
erred, in that the tobacco companies were not | immune from liability under the Parker doctrine: the |
on the grounds that the tobacco companies were | immune from antitrust liability under the Noerr-Penni |
rally regarded as very well-protected, but not | immune, from computer viruses. |
sis is made after several preliminary tests of | immune function are made, including basic evaluation |
ctor clinically improves neutrophil counts and | immune function and is the current mainstay of therap |
lymphocytes, which appears to be important for | immune function and may be part of a physiologic liga |
Commission E warned that vinpocetine reduced | immune function and could cause apoptosis in the long |
observed that a molecule with a clear role in | immune function in mammals, the interleukin-1 (IL-1) |
Because the | immune function of Toll in Drosophila was not then kn |
of several surface molecules important in host | immune function. |
to stimulate lymphocytes and therefore assess | immune function. |
hat their continued use of vinpocetine reduces | immune function. |
ways, including thyroid hormone metabolism and | immune function. |
oll-like receptor 7, also known as TLR7, is an | immune gene possessed by humans and other mammals and |
costeroids, intravenous immunoglobulin, Rho(D) | immune globulin or splenectomy. |
has been estimated that with the use of Rho(D) | Immune Globulin treatment, perinatal mortality of abo |
Rho(D) | Immune Globulin is a derivative of human plasma. |
Allergy to human | immune globulin is a contraindication. |
iendly's lined up at an area clinic to receive | immune globulin (“Ig”) shots to prevent hepatitis A i |
Rho(D) | immune globulin may trigger an allergic reaction, and |
rly kill him before he is rescued by a pair of | immune humans, an adult woman named Anna (Alice Braga |
ss could be explained in terms of the maternal | immune hypothesis. |
ate the complement cascade to induce a passive | immune kill phenomenon. |
owthern Gell, he developed a classification of | immune mechanisms of tissue injury, now known as the |
2008 Russian construction industry, apparently | immune of the global financial squeeze, grew by 22% i |
the game is that various monsters and foes are | immune or more vulnerable to different weapons. |
albums (For The Incomplete, This Is My Blood, | Immune) over a five year span. |
In some cases the | immune reaction may be fatal. |
It suppresses the | immune reaction by binding to white blood cells via t |
es several genes involved in regulation of the | immune reaction. |
th Legionella, which it recognized, causing an | immune reaction. |
lucocorticoid, involved in regulation of fuel, | immune reactions, and stress responses. |
he protein also functions as a type 1 membrane | immune receptor that mediates the endocytosis of gyco |
taken advantage of this fact by possessing an | immune receptor (TLR5) designed to recognize this con |
immune receptors that bind carbohydrates: CD1, T cell | |
These include the Toll family of innate | immune receptors and the receptor for IL-18. |
m, Songs in the Key of Bree on San Diego label | Immune Records. |
nding of collectins to microbes causes several | immune related responses. |
y responses and cytotoxicity to help focus the | immune response and limit autoreactivity. |
ultaneous infection with parasites changes the | immune response to BCG, making it less effective. |
similar to the cytokine-mediated inflammatory | immune response in animals. |
s the cellular infiltration resultant from the | immune response that causes the pathology classically |
e for paracaspase has been shown in the innate | immune response mediated by the zymosan receptor Dect |
may be partially responsible for preventing an | immune response from getting out of control, which wo |
iated with biological pathways involved in the | immune response and rejection processes. |
The toxin that creates the | immune response will have an epitope on it that stimu |
anic molecules such as proteins, preventing an | immune response and rejection. |
0 has a critical role in the maintenance of an | immune response beyond the first few days and onwards |
impairment of the | immune response |
oll signaling is also important for the innate | immune response in insects. |
sone may also be used to deliberately suppress | immune response in persons with autoimmune diseases o |
resence in the bloodstream causes little or no | immune response until death or degradation of the mic |
The process forms part of an organism's | immune response system. |
It plays a role in the initial | immune response to and infection of immune cells by H |
developed which could be used to stimulate an | immune response without causing a pathological infect |
atory chemokines activate cells to initiate an | immune response or promote wound healing. |
A Th1 response is required for an effective | immune response to tuberculous infection; one hypothe |
allergic asthma-i.e., asthma resulting from an | immune response to inhaled allergens-are the best und |
Kittens and foals obtain the majority of their | immune response from the colostrum. |
posttranslational modification to suppress an | immune response by their hosts. |
ic properties being able to stimulate specific | immune response and is released from the bacterial ce |
acid sequence have been found to stimulate an | immune response to the abnormal prions and leave the |
tivity of CTLA-4, thereby sustaining an active | immune response in its attack on cancer cells. |
s, as an adjuvant to stimulate a cell-mediated | immune response to the vaccinating agent. |
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