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Immunology and the immunological response in pregnancy
Best Practice & Research Clinical Obstetrics & Gynaecology, 2021The immune system in humans is a complex system capable of discriminating self from non-self, and mounting appropriate allogenic immune responses to protect themselves from foreign organisms. This system is made up of two arms of defense: the first one is a non-specific arm (innate), in which humans are born with and do not require antigenic ...
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International Forum of Allergy & Rhinology, 2014
BackgroundKnowledge of our immune system functions is critical for understanding allergic airway disease development as well as for selection of appropriate diagnostic and therapeutic options for patients with respiratory allergies.MethodsThis review explains the current understanding of the basic immunology of the upper airways and the pathophysiology
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BackgroundKnowledge of our immune system functions is critical for understanding allergic airway disease development as well as for selection of appropriate diagnostic and therapeutic options for patients with respiratory allergies.MethodsThis review explains the current understanding of the basic immunology of the upper airways and the pathophysiology
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2007
Advances in tumor immunology are supporting the clinical implementation of several immunological approaches to cancer in the clinical setting. However, the alternate success of current immunotherapeutic regimens underscores the fact that the molecular mechanisms underlying immune-mediated tumor rejection are still poorly understood.
MOCELLIN, SIMONE, LISE M, NITTI, DONATO
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Advances in tumor immunology are supporting the clinical implementation of several immunological approaches to cancer in the clinical setting. However, the alternate success of current immunotherapeutic regimens underscores the fact that the molecular mechanisms underlying immune-mediated tumor rejection are still poorly understood.
MOCELLIN, SIMONE, LISE M, NITTI, DONATO
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The State of Immunology in Allergy and Immunology Fellowship
Immunology and Allergy Clinics of North AmericaThere is an increasing demand for clinical immunology providers. Clinical immunology is a unique field given its complexity, rapid expansion, and reliance on multidisciplinary care. In order to meet this demand, increased prioritization for immunology-focused clinician educators can increase exposure and interest in field at all levels.
Huong N, Tran, Neema, Izadi
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Journal of Neurology, 2007
The classical field of neuroimmunology deals with the immune response in infectious, autoimmune-mediated, ischemic, degenerative, traumatic, and neoplastic diseases of the nervous system with a major focus on immune-mediated demyelination. Recently more and more evidence points to a broader interaction between the immune and nervous systems via ...
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The classical field of neuroimmunology deals with the immune response in infectious, autoimmune-mediated, ischemic, degenerative, traumatic, and neoplastic diseases of the nervous system with a major focus on immune-mediated demyelination. Recently more and more evidence points to a broader interaction between the immune and nervous systems via ...
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Journal of Clinical Apheresis, 1995
AbstractEvidence for accelerated specific antibody (Ab) rebound or overshoot after single or multiple therapeutic plasmapheresis (TP) is fragmentary but suggested by both clinical and experimental evidence. In vitro studies showing increased peripheral blood lymphocyte turnover and total immunoglobulin production after a series of TP without immunosup ...
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AbstractEvidence for accelerated specific antibody (Ab) rebound or overshoot after single or multiple therapeutic plasmapheresis (TP) is fragmentary but suggested by both clinical and experimental evidence. In vitro studies showing increased peripheral blood lymphocyte turnover and total immunoglobulin production after a series of TP without immunosup ...
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Annual Review of Microbiology, 1983
Cycle biologique du microorganisme, immunite acquise, vaccination contre le paludisme (stades exocrythocytaires, formes sanguines, formes sexuees)
J A, Deans, S, Cohen
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Cycle biologique du microorganisme, immunite acquise, vaccination contre le paludisme (stades exocrythocytaires, formes sanguines, formes sexuees)
J A, Deans, S, Cohen
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Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1980
There is evidence for common sarcoma antigens expressed on a variety of sarcomas of bone and soft tissues. Antibodies and cell-mediated responses to sarcoma-associated if not sarcoma-specific antigens have been demonstrated in tumor-bearing patients. Antibodies have also been found in contacts and parents of affected individuals.
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There is evidence for common sarcoma antigens expressed on a variety of sarcomas of bone and soft tissues. Antibodies and cell-mediated responses to sarcoma-associated if not sarcoma-specific antigens have been demonstrated in tumor-bearing patients. Antibodies have also been found in contacts and parents of affected individuals.
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Clinics in Dermatology, 2013
It can be safely said that human melanomas are immunogenic. Virtually all the major principles of "tumor immunology" have been experimentally established in this model. It is now amply clear that melanoma cells display multiple antigens and peptide epitopes that are targetable by the host immune system and that patients with melanoma are capable of ...
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It can be safely said that human melanomas are immunogenic. Virtually all the major principles of "tumor immunology" have been experimentally established in this model. It is now amply clear that melanoma cells display multiple antigens and peptide epitopes that are targetable by the host immune system and that patients with melanoma are capable of ...
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1993
Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the role of the immune response to Leishmania, with particular reference to the cutaneous disease caused by L. major. Leishmaniasis is caused by species of the intracellular protozoan parasite belonging to the genus Leishmania.
F Y, Liew, C A, O'Donnell
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Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the role of the immune response to Leishmania, with particular reference to the cutaneous disease caused by L. major. Leishmaniasis is caused by species of the intracellular protozoan parasite belonging to the genus Leishmania.
F Y, Liew, C A, O'Donnell
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