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In response to mosquito salivary antigens, however, sensitized mice also show a significantly increased lymphocyte proliferation response, but, conversely, have an enhanced IL-4 and decreased IFN-γ production, suggesting that a TH2 immune response predominates despite the development of the delayed skin reaction [15].

This results in increased lymphocyte proliferation and chemotaxis (chemically mediated movement) but may also produce local immune suppression.

Likewise, a chronic inflammatory state associated with aging (Macaulay et al., 2013) may drive increased lymphocyte proliferation and lymphocyte loss.

However, a trend toward increased lymphocyte proliferation and NK cytotoxicity was observed in the 6 month training study (Woods et al 1999).

In humans, prenatal exposure to some EDC's such as DES increased lymphocyte proliferation in response to some chemical mitogens such as Concanavalin A or phytohemagglutinin [ 5].

In fact, a third factor (related to aging) may induce both cell loss and increased lymphocyte turnover, or increased lymphocyte proliferation could even be driving cell loss.

The cocoa drink consumption appeared to increase lymphocyte proliferation although not statically significant (p>0.056).

Vitamin A is an important immune enhancer that has been shown to increase lymphocyte proliferation in response to antigens and to potentiate antibody responses to T-cell-dependent antigens and inhibit apoptosis.

Since BAFF and APRIL have a major impact on B-cell survival, T-cell function, and antibody production [ 11, 12], overexpression of these cytokines could contribute to increased lymphocyte survival and proliferation, potentially leading to increased leucocyte infiltration into the CNS.

Figgs et al. (2000) reported that urinary 2,4-D concentration was associated with an increased lymphocyte replicative index, a cell proliferation biomarker.

In addition, decreased mitogen-induced lymphocyte proliferation was negatively correlated with increased lymphocyte PD-1 and PD-L1 expressions whereas monocyte PD-1-related molecule expressions were highly correlated with increased circulating IL-10 concentration.