Dive into our collection of the top research papers on Immunology. This selection highlights the most significant studies and breakthroughs, offering insights into the immune system, diseases, and therapies. Perfect for anyone looking to further their understanding or conduct research in this crucial field.
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L. Makala, Y. Nishikawa, N. Suzuki + 1 more
Journal of Biomedical Science
The present understanding of the possible roles of PP and LP in intestinal immunity in terms of induction, regulation, surveillance of immune responses and the antigen presenting cell types involved is reviewed.
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This chapter outlines the basic science and theory of immunology required for MRCP Part 1, before addressing the clinical aspects of Immunology for M RCP Part 2.
Joseph J. Violaris, Cristina M. Zeretzke-Bien, Tricia B. Swan + 4 more
Pathology
The different clinical types of endemic cretinism are, in fact, manifestations of the same basic disorder (foetal bypothyroidism) phenotypically modified by the length and severity of postnatal hypothyroidistan.
The immune system functions are studied to understand allergic airway disease development as well as for selection of appropriate diagnostic and therapeutic options for patients with respiratory allergies.
It is concluded that maternal hyperthermia causes a marked increase in uterine activity, leading to fetal deterioration, and a metabolic acidosis developed in the mother and fetus and a profound hypoxia development in the fetus.
You'll need to know your complement from your cytokines, but there's a lot more to clinical immunology than cutting edge science, says Scott Pereira.
The immunologist of the month is Professor Takafira Mduluza, Senior Lecturer at the Biochemistry and Biotechnology Department at the University of Zimbabwe, who aims to characterize the induction and regulation of effector mechanisms of innate and acquired immunity to infecting agents, and how they promote parasite clearance without inducing immunopathology.
Since then, several important discoveries have launched a renaissance of research into the field of immunology, and many episodes based on the mechanisms of cause and effect were brilliantly documented.
The concept of forbidden foods that should not be eaten goes back to the Garden of Eden and apart from its religious meanings it may also have foreshadowed the concept of foods that can provoke adverse reactions, suggesting that allergic diseases have plagued mankind since the beginning of life on earth.
Investigation of physiological and pathological mechanisms of defence and specific response of the organisms against the presence of antigens, as microorganisms and toxins and students can address the inter-relation between pathogens and hosts from their knowledge acquired in cell biology, microbiology, biochemistry, genetics and animal biology.
An editorial overview will allude to reports over the past 12 months that demonstrate the mechanisms by which bacterial components protect against inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) and allergy.
It was found out that MHC peptide complex from thymus and kidney blocked the apoptosis in thymocytes, spleenocytes and blood lymphocytes which was induced by dexamethasone, calcium ionophor A23 187, i~-O-tetradecanoyl-i3-acetat and EDTA.
This chapter describes the processes contributing to CD4+ T cell decline and immune activation in untreated HIV infection and demonstrates knowledge of the effects of HIV on immune cells other than CD4- T cells.
The transcription factor determines B-cell lineage commitment by actively suppressing alternative lineage choices, so Pax5-deficient pro-B cells can take various differentiation pathways.
A review of the earlier chapters in this book documents the importance of immunological methods to the purification of proteins as well as to the identification of specific cDNA clones.
The marginal headings and sub-headings have enabled the author to save much space and will enable the reader to follow the narrative as he would follow the successive developments in a story.
Four outstanding reviews are obtained that underscore the importance of colonization, immune function and gastrointestinal disease, and provide an excellent background for gastroenterologists to understand the pathophysiology of intestinal clinical disease states.
Overall the cumulative survival rate of patients with p53 expression was lower than that of the patients without expression and the prognostic value of p53 appears to be highly significant in surgically resected cases of squamous cell carcinoma.