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As secondary, IgG-dominated antibody responses depend on T cell help, knowledge of immunodominant serospecificities can lead to the specificities of anti-Leishmania T cells and to the identification of T cell epitopes, thus providing insights into the specificities of cellular immune responses.

Mental health literacy includes a set of interconnected components which are: the ability to recognize disorders in order to facilitate help seeking; knowledge of professional help and treatments available; knowledge of effective self-help strategies; knowledge and skills to give first aid and support to others; and knowledge of how to prevent mental disorders [ 2].

A freely available online tool that can identify the calls of bat species found in Europe could help improve knowledge of the mammals, a study has suggested.

The results of this study can help our knowledge of human maximum isoinertial lifting capability and designing the upper limit of lifting weight.

Investigation of dopamine metabolism gene could help further knowledge of neuroendocrine modulation to the innate immune system, and provide new insights into the disease control of the scallop.

Patients had initially a tattooing point at the centre of tumour area to help the knowledge of the precise tumoural site in case of complete response.

Understanding these thoroughly will greatly help your knowledge of music theory.

This is one of the reasons I decided to be a part of My Grandmother's Lingo, where I collaborated with SBS and two other young Indigenous Australians to make an animation which helps spread knowledge of Marra.

Inclusion of these nurses would have helped provide knowledge of factors influencing their decision to migrate further or return home.

They were helped by knowledge of the person with dementia's previous views, clear prognostic information, and family support.

Evolutionary reasoning provides a conceptual framework within which to situate the profusion of facts that constitute medicine, and so helps organise knowledge of biological systems.