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Immunology and Infectious Disease
Molecular and Cellular Biology of Critical Care Medicine, 2003List of Contributors. 1. Host Microbicidal Actions of the Innate Immune Response S.M. Opal, R. Yap. 2. Activation of the Innate Immune Response in Critical Illness A. Oberholzer, et al. 3. Down-Regulation of the Immune Response A. Ayala, et al. 4. Mechanisms of Pharmacologic Immune Supression B.D. Kahan. 5. Modulation of the Immune Response in Critical
L. Doughty, P. Linden
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Progress in Infectious Disease and Immunology
JAMA, 2011INFECTIOUS DISEASES ARE COMMONLY ENCOUNTERED IN VIRtually all areas of health care, can represent potential major threats to communities and public health, and account for substantial morbidity and mortality. On a global level, infectious diseases such as malaria and tuberculosis remain leading causes of death.
Gianna, Zuccotti, Phil B, Fontanarosa
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Immunology and Infectious Disease
1990Immunologic function declines with age. Indeed, most physiologic functions decline with age. Why, then, has so much attention been given to the study of immunologic changes in elderly humans and laboratory animals? Immunologic function probably is the most intensively studied physiologic process in gerontology.
Edith A. Burns, James S. Goodwin
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Vascular Endothelium in Immunology and Infectious Disease
Clinical Infectious Diseases, 1989During infection the vascular endothelial cell (EC) undergoes important immunologic alterations leading to increased leukocyte-EC adherence and initiation of a host inflammatory response. ECs express class 2 immune response genes and the interleukin 1 gene to a greater degree during infection and thus may be capable of amplifying the lymphocytic ...
M. Beilke
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