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Corrigendum to 'Generation of potent cellular and humoral immunity against SARS-CoV-2 antigens via conjugation to a polymeric glyco-adjuvant' [Biomaterials, 128 (2021), 121159]. [PDF]
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Burns, 1982
Evaluation of serum immunoglobulin levels for IgG, IgA and IgM in burned patients was performed by Johanson's modification of Mancini's technique. Influence of serum immunoglobulin levels upon the bactericidal capacities was also measured. Levels of all three immunoglobulins were found to be affected in burned individuals compared with healthy control ...
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Evaluation of serum immunoglobulin levels for IgG, IgA and IgM in burned patients was performed by Johanson's modification of Mancini's technique. Influence of serum immunoglobulin levels upon the bactericidal capacities was also measured. Levels of all three immunoglobulins were found to be affected in burned individuals compared with healthy control ...
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The immortality of humoral immunity
Immunological Reviews, 2010Summary: Decades of high‐titered antibody are sustained due to the persistence of memory B cells and long‐lived plasma cells (PCs). The differentiation of each of these subsets is antigen‐ and T‐cell driven and is dependent on signals acquired and integrated during the germinal center response.
Elgueta, Raul +2 more
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Quantifying the Waning of Humoral Immunity
ImmunityAbstract Immunological memory is a defining feature of immunity, yet surprisingly there is no consensus on how to quantitatively describe how antibody titers wane over time. A major problem is that the slow waning of antibody titers requires the collection of data for decades post-infection or vaccination.
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Aging Clinical and Experimental Research, 1994
The interactions between B and T lymphocytes, leading to the development of humoral responses, are reviewed with references to the changes occurring in aged people. Aging is perceived as a process of impairment of immune functions; it is known that T cells from aged subjects have a reduced ability to produce IL-2.
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The interactions between B and T lymphocytes, leading to the development of humoral responses, are reviewed with references to the changes occurring in aged people. Aging is perceived as a process of impairment of immune functions; it is known that T cells from aged subjects have a reduced ability to produce IL-2.
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Humoral immunity in experimental immune carditis
Pathology, 1984An experimental model of carditis has been produced in the rhesus monkey by giving 12 weekly injections of a streptococcal membrane antigen. There was histological evidence of focal myocarditis, subendocardial infiltration with lymphomononuclear cells and in one animal myocardial granuloma formation. No valvular lesions were seen.
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Veterinary Record, 1976
The newborn pig relies on colostrum as its sole source for serum antibody and milk for its intestinal antibody during most of the post natal period. Colostrum and milk are well adapted to perform their very different immune functions--immunoglobulin in colostrum being derived from serum, whereas milk antibodies are locally produced in the mammary gland
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The newborn pig relies on colostrum as its sole source for serum antibody and milk for its intestinal antibody during most of the post natal period. Colostrum and milk are well adapted to perform their very different immune functions--immunoglobulin in colostrum being derived from serum, whereas milk antibodies are locally produced in the mammary gland
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Pentraxins in Humoral Innate Immunity
2011Innate immunity represents the first line of defence against pathogens and plays key roles in activation and orientation of the adaptive immune response. The innate immune system comprises both a cellular and a humoral arm. Components of the humoral arm include soluble pattern recognition molecules (PRMs) that recognise pathogens associated molecular ...
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Role of complement in humoral immunity
Current Opinion in Organ Transplantation, 2023Purpose of review Antibody-mediated rejection (AMR) after solid organ transplantation remains an unsolved problem and leads to poor early and late patient outcomes. The complement system is a well recognized pathogenic mediator of AMR. Herein, we review the known molecular mechanisms of disease and results from ongoing clinical
Manuel Alfredo, Podestà, Nicholas, Chun
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