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Mapping Fusarium wilt and sterility mosaic disease resistance-associated genomic regions and haplotype variants in pigeonpea. [PDF]

BMC Plant Biol
Rangari SK, Krishnappa S, Sharma M, Sharma VK, Lohithaswa HC, Dube N, Gangurde SS, Sharma V, Abbai R, Bomma N, Belliappa S, Bhutia KL, Thudi M, Gangashetty PI, Pandey MK.   +14 more
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Restoration stocks of a caribbean coral species contain low levels of inherent stony coral tissue loss disease resistance. [PDF]

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Williams SD, Studivan MS, Sirotzke S, Andrade Rodriguez N, Craig Z, Hamlyn SB, Holstein DM, Isma LM, MacKnight NJ, Mandara JA, Rosales SM, Rossin AM, Traylor-Knowles N, Walter C, Young BD, Muller EM.   +15 more
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The Steroid Resistance of Crohn's Disease

Journal of Investigative Medicine, 1999
Background A partial or complete steroid resistance, whose cause is not yet clarified, has been documented in many patients with long-standing Crohn's disease (CD). The primary aim of this study was to evaluate the number and affinity of serum protein steroid-binding sites in steroid-resistant patients with ...
Mingrone, Geltrude, Degaetano, A, Pugeat, M, Capristo, Esmeralda, Greco, Av, Gasbarrini, Giovanni Battista   +5 more
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Superheroes of disease resistance

Nature Biotechnology, 2016
Individuals who remain healthy despite carrying a disease-causing mutation are identified in an analysis of over a half million people.
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Induced Resistance to Disease

2018
Infection of one leaf of a plant with virulent or avirulent pathogens that cause localized necrotic lesions often results in physiological and biochemical changes in the plant that enhance the resistance of the plant to further infection. This type of response, which can be either very localized or manifested throughout the plant (systemic), is ...
Hammerschmidt, R., Dann, E. K.
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Resistance to Diseases

2017
The soybean crop is the target of many diseases, caused by fungus, bacteria, virus, and nematodes. Those diseases can cause severe loses, depending on several factors such as biotype of the pathogen, variety, environmental conditions, and the interaction of those factors.
Éder Matsuo, Paulo Afonso Ferreira, Tuneo Sediyama   +2 more
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Diseases of Resistance

Science Translational Medicine, 2012
Can preventing insulin resistance in the brain help stop Alzheimer’s disease?
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Therapeutic resistance in autoimmune diseases

Lupus, 2012
We are living in new times in medicine: New therapeutic strategies point to early intervention in many autoimmune diseases and, over time, frequent changes in drugs in the absence of response to clearly defined clinical and biological targets. In addition, with the emergence of new drugs, better definitions are needed in trials in order to avoid ...
C, Vasconcelos, R, Faria
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Disease resistance in farm animals

Experientia, 1991
Genetic variations in disease resistance of farm animals can be observed at all levels of defence against infectious agents. In most cases susceptibility to infections has polygenic origins. In domestic animals only a few instances of a single genetic locus responsible for disease resistance are known. A well-examined example is the Mx1 gene product of
M, Müller, G, Brem
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XENOTRANSPLANTATION: APPLICATION OF DISEASE RESISTANCE

Clinical and Experimental Pharmacology and Physiology, 1999
SUMMARY1. Organ transplantation is now clinically routine for patients with end‐stage organ failure. One major limitation in transplantation is chronic rejection involving the loss of the graft despite the use of immunosuppressive agents. Haematopoietic stem cell (HSC) chimerism, achieved through bone marrow transplantation (BMT), induces donor ...
Y M, Mueller, C, Davenport, S T, Ildstad
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