Sentence examples for contributing to protective from inspiring English sources
Literature searches and resulting datasets of factors contributing to protective vaccine function were therefore comprehensive, and completely unfocused and unbiased with regard to parasite life-cycle stage, antigen character, proposed immune mechanism, mode of application or any other criterion beyond complete protection.
In abdominal aortic SMC, E2 promoted expression of α- and β-actin, TGF-β, and stimulated wound healing, potential beneficial mechanisms contributing to protective effects of exogenous E2 to blunt AAA progression.
From the background of the T cell-dependence of AIA, this is surprising, because important immunomodulatory effects of 1,25(OH)2D3 are mediated by the modulation of T cell differentiation contributing to protective effects of 1,25(OH)2D3 in different T cell-mediated diseases [ 16– 19, 23].
Interestingly, even though lessening the clinical disease, depletion of neutrophils in the Card9−/− mice did not affect bacterial burdens in the lung, demonstrating that these granulocytes were the major drivers of pathology and were not directly contributing to protective host responses (Dorhoi et al., 2010).
Antibodies against the same subtype of NA, but not the exact NA molecule, can contribute to protective immune responses [39].
These data confirm that vaccine-induced humoral and CD4+T cell responses contribute to protective immunity against WNV challenge infection.
In mice, CTLs against conserved epitopes contribute to protective immunity against influenza viruses of various subtypes [6], [7].
Overall, these results indicate that VLP vaccination can confer effective recall immune responses, which are likely to contribute to protective immunity.
It is also possible that due to high pressure of competing infections [23] non-specific immune factors are stimulated which could contribute to protective immunity.
However, our responses occurred post-challenge and this therefore makes it more probable that TH17 responses do contribute to protective immunity.
