Sentence examples for immunological observations from inspiring English sources

The model simulations for in vivo responses against antigenic protein challenge are consistent with many known immunological observations.

Clinical and immunological observations as well as laboratory parameters and endothelial function were all performed on the same day.

One of the most important immunological observations of HTLV-I infection is the demonstration that lymphocytes spontaneously proliferate in vitro in the absence of stimulus [ 7].

To bridge the gap between immunological observations and models of pathogen evolution, I introduce the concept of the pathogen's immunological phenotype.

These results support the immunological observation by Ueno and co-workers [ 73] that the diurnal regulation of phosphorylation state of PEPCase appears delayed in nitrogen-limited conditions, suggesting that the circadian control of PEPcase is affected by nitrogen starvation.

Within the field of ecological immunology, these observations are important because they establish a definitive immunological link between actual parasites and an animal of ecological interest [16].

However, transfer of Rpn13−/− bone marrow cells into irradiated Wt mice did not reproduce the KO immunological phenotype (unpublished observations), which strongly suggests that the alteration in thymus size and the accumulation of CD4+ T cells in the periphery are not intrinsic to T-lineage cells but likely mediated by external factors, such as GH.

Different COPD phenotypes exist based on clinical, physiological, immunological and radiological observations.

Generally, bacteria S. typhimurium is mainly detected using morphological observation, immunological method, and molecular techniques nowadays [4 6].

Diagnosis of cereal viruses may include symptom observation, immunological technologies such as ELISA using polyclonal and monoclonal antibodies raised against virus coat protein expressed in bacteria, and molecular techniques such as PCR, microarrays, and deep sequencing.

In children with virological failure and good immunological and clinical outcomes observations have that virological failure does not always equal clinical failure [ 10, 11].