Conclusion: Poor health literacy was a better predictor of cervical cancer screening knowledge than ethnicity or education, yet physicians infrequently recognized low literacy.
In particular, anxiety, depression and irritability are prominent symptoms in presymptomatic HD carriers but are too infrequently recognized and therefore undertreated [3], [4].
Interestingly, those epitopes that were represented by intact forms were frequently recognized by T cells in celiac disease patients, whereas those that were present in truncated versions were infrequently recognized.
T-cell epitopes that are frequently recognized by T cells of celiac disease patients (e.g. DQ2-α-I, DQ2-α-II/DQ2-α-III) were represented by their intact 9mer sequences whereas the T-cell epitopes that are infrequently recognized (e.g. DQ2-γ-II, Glia-α20, Glt-17) were represented by partial 9mer sequences.
Our data also demonstrate the important role of proteolysis in the selection of T-cell epitopes as the T-cell epitopes that are frequently recognized by T cells of celiac disease patients more often remain intact than the epitopes that are infrequently recognized.
Hypercalcemia in pediatric TB patients is an infrequently recognized and poorly understood phenomenon [ 36].
Community-acquired MRSA strains are infrequently recognized as a cause of infections in Singapore, and its contribution to community MRSA colonization is not known [ 27].
Furthermore, Abs that recognize infrequently displayed epitopes that do not support neutralization may enhance infection even at saturation [ 69].
After virus- or TLR-stimulation, plasmacytoid DCs produce a mixture of type I IFNs, but predominantly IFN-α, whereas, after TLR 4 or TLR 3 stimulation, monocyte-derived DCs secrete mainly IFN-β, which is recognized infrequently (∼ 20%) by the neutralizing autoantibodies in APECED.
Although a primary liver abscess caused by K. pneumoniae with a hypermucoviscous phenotype is infrequently reported outside Southeast Asia, physicians should recognize this syndrome, and appropriate diagnosis and treatment is essential for both saving patients' lives and preserving organ function, especially for visual acuity.
