Sentence examples for effect of immune from inspiring English sources
Our study showed that rivastigmine could effectively reverse the stimulatory effect of immune stress induced by LPS injection on IL-1β synthesis through a decrease in AChE activity in the hypothalamic area of sheep.
Reardon, C.A. et al. Effect of immune deficiency on lipoproteins and atherosclerosis in male apolipoprotein E-deficient mice.
Complement-mediated cytolysis is the important effect of immune response, which results from the assembly of terminal complement components (C5b-9).
On the platform, the evolutionary features are studied by: (1) diversity and stability of antibodies and genotypes, (2) detection and elimination of antigens, (3) effect of immune memory, and (4) tendency of eliminated and stimulated antigens.
Two years ago, while investigating the effect of immune genes on longevity, molecular geneticist Ted Brummel of Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas, Seymour Benzer of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, and their colleagues found that middle-aged fruit flies turned up the expression of an antibacterial gene just as they began to die off more frequently.
This response will be combined with effect of immune cells (because they secrete cytokines) during in vivo infection.
The role of plasma glutamine, fish oil and antioxidants concentrations in the treatment effect of immune-modulating high-protein versus high-protein enteral nutrition on 6-month mortality in critically ill patients is explored, as unexpected negative outcomes of recent large randomized controlled trials on immune-modulating nutrients have raised questions about safety of these interventions.
These findings have important theoretical implications for optimizing the effect of immune-based cancer therapies in elderly patients and for cancer prevention.
In a recent report, Kang et al. described the protective effect of immune-mediated clearance of N-ras-expressing senescent hepatocytes on liver cancer development in mice [ 40].
Studies are available regarding the contribution of the immune system to ischemic damages [ 37], the neuroprotective and healing effect of immune-cell activation [ 38, 39], the protective role of the immune system, and its therapeutic function [ 40- 42].
This confounding effect of immune-modulation on reovirus-mediated oncolysis prohibits the use of the 'immune cell depletion' approach to delineate the exact contribution of the immune system in anti-tumour response.
