Sentence examples for given immune from inspiring English sources

Rosenberg has pioneered a different strategy, called "adoptive cell transfer," in which T-cells are taken from a patient's tumor and given immune stimulants such as interleukin-2, which cause them to replicate.

However, those patients were also given immune globulin, other drugs and hospital care, so it is hard to know exactly what worked.

They also have a tendency to be a little out of date by modern medical standards (the ease with which Black Jack transfers body parts is not really possible right now, given immune system rejection problems).

Better understanding of the pathways that lead to the stimulation of a given immune response and elucidation of the decisive molecules that initiate these pathways provide the basis for the design of novel adjuvants.

Therefore, new modification and expansion strategies without induction of exhaustion may be developed in vivo, given immune cell exhaustion is a major factor for compromised immune responses against tumor and virus during chronic antigen stimulation (Virgin et al., 2009; Wherry, 2011).

There are two effects: an increase in efficacy for any given immune response; a steeper antibody: efficacy response for the mixtures.

The patients were given immune-suppressing drugs to prevent that attack.

We utilized these GO enrichments in combination with significantly enriched cis-regulatory elements to define the potential functions of the immune-related modules (described below).> We sought to investigate whether all or a subset of the co-expressed genes within a given immune-related module are also co-regulated (i.e., are direct targets of a common transcription factor).

Nevertheless, it is not known whether a given immune-inflammatory mediator pathway may be responsible for Na-glutamine co-transport alterations during chronic ileitis, but glucocorticoids, a broad-spectrum immune modulator used for the treatment of IBD, has been shown to alleviate the alterations.

Still, he said, "We have to be careful with the safety aspects of giving immune response modifiers to very young children," whose immune systems might not be mature yet.

But now scientists have found a way to give immune cells an edge, thereby shrinking tumors throughout the body.