Sentence examples for complement deficiencies from inspiring English sources

Studies in complement-deficient individuals have indicated a strong association between complement deficiencies and infections or with immune complex disease and autoimmunity.

Complement and complement deficiencies -- Pt. 3. Infection and Immunity -- 21.

Complement Deficiencies / Kathleen E. Sullivan -- 12. White Blood Cell Defects / Steven M. Holland -- 13.

The ability of Vitreoscilla hemoglobin to complement deficiencies of terminal cytochrome oxidases in Escherichia coli also suggests that this hemoglobin can receive electrons during respiration.

This practice has transformed clinical outcomes in the setting of chronic granulomatous disease, complement deficiencies, Mendelian susceptibility to mycobacterial disease, Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome, hyper-IgE syndrome, Toll signaling defects, and prevented Pneumocystis in patients with T-cell deficiencies.

A complete and long-term inhibition of complement may have some detrimental side effects, as suggested by observations made in patients with various complement deficiencies.

Morgan, B.P. & Walport, M.J. Complement deficiency and diseases.

they have a complement deficiency (this is something that is generally diagnosed by the teenage years).

To report the histopathologic findings in the eyes of a patient with a connective tissue disease and complement deficiency.

The final result of the grant was a scientific publication (Seelen et al., 2005, J. Immunol. Methods 296, 187 198) and a commercially available complement deficiency screening kit, WIESLAB® Complement system Screen.

Approximately 59% of recurrent meningitis cases are due to such anatomical abnormalities, 36% are due to immune deficiencies (such as complement deficiency, which predisposes especially to recurrent meningococcal meningitis), and 5% are due to ongoing infections in areas adjacent to the meninges.