Sentence examples for environmental immune from inspiring English sources

Crohn's disease is caused by a combination of environmental, immune and bacterial factors in genetically susceptible individuals.

The aetiology of CD is unknown [ 1] with environmental, immune, psychological and genetic factors believed to be involved [ 2, 3].

The latter also raises the question whether there is an age group of persons in specific need of such vaccination (s) while other age groups might have sufficient protection from alternative (environmental) immune contacts.

The onset and rate of progression of periodontitis vary greatly from person to person, and multiple factors (microbiological, environmental, immune and inflammatory) interact to determine individual susceptibility to disease.

Genetic, environmental, and immune mechanisms in the nervous system impairments have been proposed [ 4, 5].

Strengths of the URECA study include its unique population, large sample size, and prospective collection of data related to urban environmental factors, immune development, and atopic outcomes.

The discrepancy may be because Campbell and others 7 measured environmental enteropathy immune markers during the relevant period of growth faltering (< 24 months), 37 whereas most of our cohort had already passed this growth-faltering window by the time of our follow-up measurement.

Table 7 shows examples of selected human disease phenotypes in each row positively associated with specific human genes for 8 major MeSH disease classes including cardiovascular, digestive system diseases, diseases of environmental origin, immune system diseases, mental disorders, nervous system diseases, nutritional and metabolic diseases, and eye diseases.

By contrast, genes in "Carbohydrate metabolism" pathway were only significantly enriched in the root tip region, and genes in four pathways, "signal transduction", "Environmental adaptation", "Immune system" and "Sensory system" were overrepresented in the basal roots but not in the root tips under Al stress (Table  3).

To begin to address the gaps that exist in understanding how environmental exposures and immune dysfunction are related, we investigated the association of two EDCs with markers of immune function.

To address the gap between environmental exposures and immune dysfunction, we investigated the association of two endocrine-disrupting compounds (EDCs) with markers of immune function.