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A Study of School Crossing Protection

, 1962
Miller, F D, Michael, H L
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Recent advances in understanding the effect of acid-adaptation on the cross-protection to food-related stress of common foodborne pathogens

Critical reviews in food science and nutrition, 2021
Acid stress is one of the most common stresses that foodborne pathogens encounter. It could occur naturally in foods as a by-product of anaerobic respiration (fermentation), or with the addition of acids.
R. A. Wu, H. Yuk, Donghong Liu, Tian Ding   +3 more
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CHAPTER 8: Cross-Protection

Cucumber Mosaic Virus, 2019
M. Takeshita
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Cross protection among four viroids

Virology, 1978
Abstract Cross-protection tests were performed on tomato and/or chrysanthemum plants with a severe strain (PS) of potato spindle tuber viroid (PSTV), a mild strain of PSTV (PM), citrus exocortis viroid (CEV), chrysanthemum stunt viroid (CSV), and chrysanthemum chlorotic mottle viroid (ChCMV).
C L, Niblett, E, Dickson, K H, Fernow, R K, Horst, M, Zaitlin   +4 more
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Bifurcation Analysis in a Cross-Protection Model

Axioms
We analyze the population dynamics of a microbial cross-protection model and derive the exact conditions under which a Fold–Hopf bifurcation emerges. By applying center-manifold reduction and normal-form theory, we reduce the infinite-dimensional delay ...
Yufei Wu, Zikun Han, Weixiang Wang, Yingting Yang, Qiubao Wang   +4 more
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T-Cell-Mediated Cross-Protective Immunity

2017
Human invasive fungal infections are caused by different mold and yeast species. Hence, cross-reactive T cells that recognize conserved epitopes of various fungal pathogens are of special interest for vaccination protocols or adoptive T cell transfer.
Nina, Khanna, Claudia, Stuehler
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Mechanisms of cross-protection.

CABI Reviews, 2008
Abstract Cross-protection is a phenomenon in which mild or attenuated strains of a virus protect plants against secondary infections with a more severe strain of the same virus. Though this phenomenon was described in the 1920s, the mechanism(s) behind it have been poorly understood for many years.
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Cross protection studies with Eimeria maxima strains

Parasitology Research, 2005
The purpose of this study was to determine whether differences in fecundity of Eimeria maxima isolates were related to their abilities to elicit cross-protective immunity. Immunizations were initiated by low-dose gavages of sporulated oocysts to day-old broiler chicks under conditions that allowed parasite recycling, and chickens were challenged with ...
Patricia C, Allen, Mark C, Jenkins, Katarzyna B, Miska   +2 more
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Implementation of Cross-Protect Router

2015
The first implementation of the cross-protect router is described in this chapter. Moreover, the results of tests of an XP router prototype conducted in a laboratory are presented. These results show the advantages of the XP router over the IP router.
Jerzy Domżał, Robert Wójcik, Andrzej Jajszczyk   +2 more
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Strategies for Viral Cross Protection in Plants

2012
Viral cross protection in plants is known as an acquired immunity phenomenon, where a mild virus isolate/strain can protect plants against economic damage caused by a severe challenge strain/isolate of the same virus. Mild strain cross protection (MSCP) has been used extensively to control losses caused by a few major virus diseases in some parts of ...
Changyong, Zhou, Yan, Zhou
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