cellular immunity

Six grants will focus on ways to develop cellular immunity.

Infection is associated with depression of cellular immunity in the mouse.

But cellular immunity is effective, often for years.

This relationship with age has been demonstrated in many countries, and is attributed to the fact that cellular immunity declines as people grow older.

A second way, cellular immunity, is to produce T-cells that seek and destroy infected cells.

After him, there was humoral and cellular immunity."

Cellular immunity is critical in controlling coccidioidomycosis.

In some affected children, impaired cellular immunity to common recall antigens, with low numbers of circulating white blood cells were reported.

Many scientists are more enthusiastic about recent advances involving vaccines that focus on stimulating cellular immunity, rather than just antibodies.

Conclusion: Vaccine research should stop focusing so much on antibody-based vaccines and should consider cellular immunity.

Cellular immunity protects the body by:

Cellular rejection is based on cellular immunity, and is mediated by:

Cellular immunity.

A decline in specific cellular immunity to VZV contributes significantly to development of zoster (954).

First, they operate "cellular immunity," the proliferation of "killer" cells that search for and destroy entigens like infecting bacteria.

Preexisting impairment of cellular immunity is a major risk factor for severe primary coccidioidomycosis or relapse of past infection.

Children with compromised cellular immunity might have intense and widespread appearance of both cutaneous and mucosal warts.

Asymptomatic dissemination of infection beyond the lungs is common and cellular immunity is critical in controlling infection.

Thus MHC class I helps mediate cellular immunity.

In fatal cases, Lassa fever is characterized by impaired or delayed cellular immunity leading to fulminant viremia.

Moreover, systemic cellular immunity is induced, as well as mucosal cellular and antibody responses.

(See cellular immunity).

Immunology made a great advance towards the end of the 19th century, through rapid developments, in the study of humoral immunity and cellular immunity.

On the basis of our findings and of the reports cited, we conclude that lack of testosterone increases humoral and cellular immunity.

Discussion The role of cellular immunity (Th1) in inflammatory bone loss such as that seen in osteomyelitis and erosive arthritis remains unclear.