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Florsheim, E. et al. Integrated innate mechanisms involved in airway allergic inflammation to the serine protease subtilisin.

Emotional responses to sensory stimuli not only arise through innate mechanisms and through learning but also can be altered by extinction and cognitive control mechanisms.

The advancement of our understanding of the neuroplastic changes associated with poststroke motor impairment and the innate mechanisms of repair is crucial to this endeavor.

In the late 1980s psychologists Leda Cosmides and John Tooby theorised the human brain has innate mechanisms for information-processing and amongst the various modules regulating social discourse there is a distinct "cheater detection module".

Thus, to understand what we refer to as allergens from fungal sources, we must first understand how they influence these innate mechanisms.

Moreover, an important function in innate mechanisms has been recently attributed to costimulatory molecules demonstrating their relevant role in different stages of immune response.

In this article we discuss modern vaccine design optimized for induction of specific and protective antibody responses against often complex conformational epitopes and how innate mechanisms may be harnessed to modulate antibody isotypes and subclasses as well as duration of responses.

"Clearly, we have an innate mechanism that sees a certain geometry of the face as beautiful and attributes to that face other characteristics seen as most fit," said Dr. Nancy L. Etcoff, a neuropsychologist at Massachusetts General Hospital who wrote a commentary on the study.

RNA interference (RNAi), an innate mechanism for sequence-specific gene silencing, can be harnessed therapeutically to treat viral infections, yet viral resistance can still emerge.

The appropriate control of emotional responses evoked by environmental stimuli is an important innate mechanism for ensuring quality of life and even for survival.

Together, we understood the ways in which the body is a sensor a tool for gathering information, or data, about the world around you—an innate mechanism for detecting nuance in the landscape.