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Cellular immunity to nephroblastoma
International Journal of Cancer, 1971AbstractLymphocytes from 24 patients with nephroblastoma and 24 controls have been tested for tumor‐related cytotoxicity in vitro. The micro‐plate technique has been applied in 26 tests and the cytotoxic plaque test in eight.In 10 out of 24 nephroblastoma patients with two autochthonous and eight allogeneic combinations, tumor‐related cell‐mediated ...
Berta Jereb +4 more
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Cellular Antimicrobial Immunity
CRC Critical Reviews in Microbiology, 1979Acquired resistance to infectious disease may be expressed by a predominantly humoral or a cellular mechanism or, more frequently, by a combination of the two. The cellular interactions which are responsible for the induction of the immune response in the skin, lung, intestinal mucosa, genitourinary tract, conjunctiva, and peritoneal cavity are ...
Frank M. Collins, Nancy N. Pearsall
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Hyperthermia and Cellular Immunity
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1976To the Editor.— In addition to conventional therapeusis employed for the treatment of cancer (eg, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and surgery), the use of hyperthermia and hypothermia as a means of selectively destroying malignant cells received increased attention in the 1960s.
Patrick D. Guinan +2 more
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Nutrition and cellular immunity
International Journal of Immunopharmacology, 1992We have investigated the influence of nutrition on immune function in animals and man over the past two decades. The profound impairment of immune function that had not been observed in children in developing countries could not consistently be reproduced in the laboratory setting; paradoxically, moderate nutritional restriction could even enhance T ...
Robert A. Good, Ellen Lorenz
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Tetraspanins in cellular immunity
Biochemical Society Transactions, 2011Tetraspanins are a superfamily of integral membrane proteins involved in the organization of microdomains that consist of both cell membrane proteins and cytoplasmic signalling molecules. These microdomains are important in regulating molecular recognition at the cell surface and subsequent signal transduction processes central to the generation of an ...
Maria C. Demaria +2 more
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 1972
Abstract Cellular immune reactions are mediated by lymphocytes and their products, the cellular mediators.
Charles G. Craddock +5 more
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Abstract Cellular immune reactions are mediated by lymphocytes and their products, the cellular mediators.
Charles G. Craddock +5 more
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Burns, 1982
Evaluation of cellular immunity in burns was undertaken using the following parameters: T-cell count; blastoid transformation and macrophage migration inhibition factor index (MIF). Their influence upon bactericidal index was also measured as T-cell count per mm3 and in percentage was found to be depressed in parallel, probably due to some cellular ...
A.Y. Sukhtankar, S.R. Sengupta
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Evaluation of cellular immunity in burns was undertaken using the following parameters: T-cell count; blastoid transformation and macrophage migration inhibition factor index (MIF). Their influence upon bactericidal index was also measured as T-cell count per mm3 and in percentage was found to be depressed in parallel, probably due to some cellular ...
A.Y. Sukhtankar, S.R. Sengupta
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