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HOST FACTORS IN POLYCYTHEMIA VERA

Annals of Internal Medicine, 1958
Excerpt The occurrence of polycythemia vera predominantly in middle life is well documented. Males seem to be affected more frequently than females, but to an extent that varies widely from one rep...
A, DAMON, D A, HOLUB
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Host Factors in Childhood Diarrhoea

Journal of the Royal Society of Health, 1990
HOST factors play a significant role in children under five who are the worst sufferers of this widespread and global scourge, both in regard to mortality and morbidity. This study deals with some of the host factors in relation to diarrhoea in a rural population. Age was found to have a definite and direct relationship to diarrhoea. Male children were
M A, Khan, M, Yunus
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Host Factors in Juvenile Periodontitis

Journal of Dental Research, 1986
This study was undertaken to determine whether defects in leukocyte function or in genes at the MHC play a role in the etiology of either localized (LJP) or generalized (GJP) juvenile periodontitis. Thirteen LJP and five GJP patients (ranging in age from 13 to 22 years) and their matched controls were compared with respect to selected leukocyte ...
R B, Cogen   +7 more
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Host factors in bacteremia

The American Journal of Medicine, 1983
Host factors in bacteremia can be divided into nonspecific and specific immune responses. The main components of the nonspecific immune response of the host are phagocytes and complement, and those of the specific response are immunoglobulin and cell-mediated immunity. All of these factors work in concert to protect against bacteria in the bloodstream.
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Host Factors in the Response to Immunization

1975
Aside from the scientific concepts that arouse interest for their own sake in the factors that determine the character and magnitude of the response to immunization, the subject has many self-evident practical applications. Until recently, problems raised by the limitations in the response to immunization have generally been side-stepped by simple ...
G, Edsall   +3 more
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