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Current treatment of lupus nephritis: an overview of the new guidelines. [PDF]
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Clinical practice in the management of enteroatmospheric fistula and fistuloclysis: a case report. [PDF]
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Update on Musculoskeletal Pain Management. [PDF]
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Complex Regional Pain Syndrome. [PDF]
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Immediate effects of photobiomodulation on maximum tongue pressure: a randomized clinical study. [PDF]
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Adjuvantes e qualidade da água na aplicação de agrotóxicos
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The adjuvanticity of gamma inulin
Immunology & Cell Biology, 1988SummaryGamma‐inulin (g‐IN) is a polymorph identified as the active component of inulin preparations that specifically activates the alternative pathway of complement (APC). The APC is central to many leucocyte functions, including B cell activation. We show here that g‐IN, when formulated as a pure, endotoxin‐free, fine suspension insoluble at 37°C and
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Nature, 1968
Vitamin A may act as an adjuvant through its effect in damaging lysosomal membranes, in this way stimulating cell division. Possibly this stimulation of cell division at the time when antigen is available in the cell leads to the induction of immunity and not paralysis.
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Vitamin A may act as an adjuvant through its effect in damaging lysosomal membranes, in this way stimulating cell division. Possibly this stimulation of cell division at the time when antigen is available in the cell leads to the induction of immunity and not paralysis.
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Adjuvantation of epidermal powder immunization
Vaccine, 2001The skin is an immunologically active site and an attractive vaccination route. All current vaccines, however, are administered either orally, intramuscularly, or subcutaneously. We previously reported that epidermal powder immunization (EPI) with an extremely small dose of powdered influenza vaccine induces protective immunity in mice.
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