The phrase "activated immune responses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, medicine, or immunology when discussing how the immune system responds to pathogens or stimuli.
Example: "Vaccination is designed to stimulate activated immune responses that help protect the body from infections."
Alternatives: "triggered immune responses" or "stimulated immune responses."
Although the trends in the spleen data may suggest some activated immune responses, there were only a handful of immune-function genes with consistent signature of increased expression, and robust statistical statements are precluded by the lack of replication for the spleen chip.
Activated immune responses were among the major changes of biological function.
Preadipocytes with activated immune responses likely make a larger contribution than macrophages to age-related fat tissue dysfunction because of their numbers (Xu et al., 2002; Gustafson et al., 2009; Mack et al., 2009).
Most intriguingly, are tumor-changing phenotypes responsible for cancer cell escape from recognition by an adequately activated immune response?
A sub-group of patients with IBD is characterised by a chronically activated immune response with a persistently inflamed mucosa.
It became clear that the lack of rejection of tumors during immunotherapy is due to insufficient stimulation of immune responses at the tumor site rather than to the escape of tumors from a fully activated immune response.
In contrast, CD4+ T-cells from EAE mice treated with TAT-G-Gpep had a significantly reduced proliferative response to MOG35-55 resuggestingn, suggesthat TAT-G-Gpep-Gpep can dampen an already activated immune response.
The dynamic nature of NB-LRR localization to different subcellular compartments before and after activation suggests that NB-LRRs may activate immune responses in multiple parts of the cell.
Cellular stress stimuli including ER stress could lead to an oxidative stress response, which subsequently activates immune responses (Katika et al., 2011).
Many lmms spontaneously activate immune responses, such as reactive oxygen species (ROS) bursts, callose deposition and the induction of pathogenesis-related (PR) genes (Staskawicz et al. 1995).
