نتایج جستجو برای: immunity reactions

تعداد نتایج: 248183  

2017
Yuji Takeda Tomoko Shimomura Hironobu Asao Ichiro Wakabayashi

A better understanding of pathogenic mechanisms is required in order to treat diseases. However, the mechanisms of diabetes mellitus and diabetic complications are extremely complex. Immune reactions are involved in the pathogenesis of diabetes and its complications, while diabetes influences immune reactions. Furthermore, both diabetes and immune reactions are influenced by genetic and environ...

Journal: :The Journal of Experimental Medicine 1970
J. Wayne Streilein R. E. Billingham

The experiments reported herein provide ample evidence that mice, like most other mammalian species, are capable of displaying readily observable and reproducible delayed cutaneous hypersensitivity reactions indicative of transplantation immunity. By employing a variety of genetically defined strains, it has been shown that a genetic requirement for the development of a positive normal lymphocy...

Journal: :Cell 2014
Marzena Schiwon Christina Weisheit Lars Franken Sebastian Gutweiler Akanksha Dixit Catherine Meyer-Schwesinger Judith-Mira Pohl Nicholas J. Maurice Stephanie Thiebes Kristina Lorenz Thomas Quast Martin Fuhrmann Georg Baumgarten Martin J. Lohse Ghislain Opdenakker Jürgen Bernhagen Rick Bucala Ulf Panzer Waldemar Kolanus Hermann-Josef Gröne Natalio Garbi Wolfgang Kastenmüller Percy A. Knolle Christian Kurts Daniel R. Engel

The phagocytes of the innate immune system, macrophages and neutrophils, contribute to antibacterial defense, but their functional specialization and cooperation is unclear. Here, we report that three distinct phagocyte subsets play highly coordinated roles in bacterial urinary tract infection. Ly6C(-) macrophages acted as tissue-resident sentinels that attracted circulating neutrophils and Ly6...

2016
Nausicaa Clemente Davide Raineri Giuseppe Cappellano Elena Boggio Francesco Favero Maria Felicia Soluri Chiara Dianzani Cristoforo Comi Umberto Dianzani Annalisa Chiocchetti

Osteopontin (OPN) regulates the immune response at multiple levels. Physiologically, it regulates the host response to infections by driving T helper (Th) polarization and acting on both innate and adaptive immunity; pathologically, it contributes to the development of immune-mediated and inflammatory diseases. In some cases, the mechanisms of these effects have been described, but many aspects...

Journal: :Atherosclerosis 2015
Anders Hovland Lena Jonasson Peter Garred Arne Yndestad Pål Aukrust Knut T Lappegård Terje Espevik Tom E Mollnes

Despite recent medical advances, atherosclerosis is a global burden accounting for numerous deaths and hospital admissions. Immune-mediated inflammation is a major component of the atherosclerotic process, but earlier research focus on adaptive immunity has gradually switched towards the role of innate immunity. The complement system and toll-like receptors (TLRs), and the crosstalk between the...

2017
Babita Agrawal Shakti Singh Nancy Gupta Wen Li Satish Vedi Rakesh Kumar

Chronic infection with hepatitis C virus (HCV) afflicts 3% of the world's population and can lead to serious and late-stage liver diseases. Developing a vaccine for HCV is challenging because the correlates of protection are uncertain and traditional vaccine approaches do not work. Studies of natural immunity to HCV in humans have resulted in many enigmas. Human beings are not immunologically n...

2012
David J. Klinke

The challenges associated with demonstrating a durable response using molecular-targeted therapies in cancer has sparked a renewed interest in viewing cancer from an evolutionary perspective. Evolutionary processes have three common traits: heterogeneity, dynamics, and a selective fitness landscape. Mutagens randomly alter the genome of host cells creating a population of cells that contain dif...

2018
Alain Gagnon Enrique Acosta Stacey Hallman Robert Bourbeau Lisa Y. Dillon Nadine Ouellette David J. D. Earn D. Ann Herring Kris Inwood Joaquin Madrenas Matthew S. Miller

Recent outbreaks of H5, H7, and H9 influenza A viruses in humans have served as a vivid reminder of the potentially devastating effects that a novel pandemic could exert on the modern world. Those who have survived infections with influenza viruses in the past have been protected from subsequent antigenically similar pandemics through adaptive immunity. For example, during the 2009 H1N1 "swine ...

Journal: :Journal of immunology 2005
Girish S Kirimanjeswara Paul B Mann Mylisa Pilione Mary J Kennett Eric T Harvill

Although the antibacterial effects of Abs are well studied in in vitro systems, the in vivo effects of Abs cannot always be accurately predicted. Complicated cross-talk between different effector functions of Abs and various arms of the immune system can affect their activities in vivo. Using the mouse respiratory pathogen Bordetella bronchiseptica, we examined the mechanisms of Ab-mediated cle...

2012
James S. Testa Vivekananda Shetty Julie Hafner Zacharie Nickens Shivali Kamal Gomathinayagam Sinnathamby Ramila Philip

Influenza virus infection and the resulting complications are a significant global public health problem. Improving humoral immunity to influenza is the target of current conventional influenza vaccines, however, these are generally not cross-protective. On the contrary, cell-mediated immunity generated by primary influenza infection provides substantial protection against serologically distinc...

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