Infact there are several other instances in which passive mAb efficacy requires an intact immune system., Thus, lymphocytes played a critical role in protection mediated by anti-IsdB mAb in our model.
Vaginal IgG molecules were the likely mediators of protection as inferred by the efficacy of passive transfer of immune vaginal fluid and passive protection by an anti-β-1,3-glucan mAb.
Objective: To assess the efficacy of passive and active limb movement to improve visual scanning in patients with hemispatial neglect.
This study assesses the efficacy of passive ventilation strategies designed to comply with building regulations and imposed after housing energy-efficiency retrofits.
The results - regarding unbalance frequency response, transmissibility and displacement due to static loads - lead to: 1) considering VES as complex structures which allow improving the efficacy in passive vibration control; 2) acknowledging the best configuration concerning DOFs and VEM choice and association for a practical application concerning passive vibration control and load resistance.
The objectives of the study were to evaluate (i) the efficacy of passive (calcium silicate (CS) boards) and active (water-cooling) systems in providing fire protection to GFRP pultruded columns; and the effects of (ii) the number of sides exposed to fire; and (iii) the service load level on the GFRP columns' fire response.
Our studies provide proof of concept that the synergistic action of two or more mAbs in combination is required for preventing the generation of escape mutants and also to enhance the therapeutic efficacy of passive therapy against H5N1 infection.
However, there is dispute as to the efficacy of passive stretching for improving hamstring extensibility.
Efficacy of passive immunotherapy has been demonstrated in preclinical animal models of NDs.
These infection models have been used extensively to gauge neutralizing antibody efficacy in passive transfer experiments [ 46, 188, 189, 196 , 201 256, 257].
Modern PEP is a combination of active and passive immunization, with 100% efficacy in rabies prevention if the process strictly adheres to WHO recommended guidelines (33, 34 ).
