Sentence examples for both immune function and from inspiring English sources
Additionally, we have demonstrated that the PCB mixture (A1248) modulates both immune function and endocrine physiology in brown bullhead.
With its high variability and significance in both immune function and olfactory-mediated mate choice, the major histocompatibility complex (MHC/MH) is an ideal system in which to evaluate the relative contributions of these two selective forces to genetic diversity.
In conclusion, seasonal variation and gender differences in both immune function and T1D are well known, and evidently differences in beta cell function exist already at diagnosis of T1D.
Iron is an essential element for both proper immune function and for the growth of most human pathogens.
We have previously shown that a high coverage antiretroviral treatment (ART) program will reduce TB prevalence among HIV-infected participants, due to both improved immune function and the active TB case-finding among patients initiating ART[ 25].
As such, these mice provide a means to study the mechanism of action of this small RNA in vivo, both its impact upon immune function and its role in tumourigenesis.
Both processes are essential to normal immune function, and while they are not exclusively regulated by Fyn, monitoring immune function in patients receiving SFK inhibitors is critical.
The most important treatment for both infections is the restoration of immune function and symptoms completely resolve without additional treatment once CD4 < 100 cells/μL.
Hutnick and colleagues [ 27] offered a supervised exercise program commencing within 2 9 weeks of completion of breast cancer treatment and found that a moderate-intensity exercise program improved fitness and immune function and was both safe and feasible in a post-chemotherapy population.
Anna Mackin Studies show that exercise can suppress immune function and therefore increase susceptibility to infection.
He says the drug can also compromise immune function and interfere with AIDS medications.
