Sentence examples for response to immunisation from inspiring English sources

He said: "It is a mystery how that person [Mr Mohammed] could have produced those antibodies in response to immunisation, so the immunisation would appear to have worked, but still remain infectious for hepatitis B".

"It is a mystery how that person could have produced those antibodies in response to immunisation, so the immunisation would appear to have worked, but still remain infectious for hepatitis B.

The serum response to immunisation was characterised by pneumococcal PS-specific ELISA.

The serum IgM response to immunisation was reduced in the older cohort at days 7 and 28 postimmunisation (Fig. 4c).

This difference demonstrates that Tfr cells are generated in response to immunisation, not prior to GC induction, and are therefore unlikely to suppress the formation of the GC response.

Moreover, it has been hypothesised that in utero exposure of the child to maternal helminth infection may have a long-term effect on the child's immunological development, including their response to immunisation [ 16, 17].

The failure of water pythons (Liasis fuscus) to make an acquired antibody response to immunisations was attributed to such a masking function of NAbs (Madsen et al., 2007).

In 2002, in accordance with Ministry of Health policy, a programme for prevention of mother-to-child HIV transmission (PMTCT) was established by Entebbe Hospital in collaboration with a research study examining the effect of helminth infections on the response to immunisations in childhood (clinical trial registration: ISRCTN32849447).

Higher levels of IL-7 in CRC seen in this study is an interesting finding, as IL-7 enhances the responses to immunisation, especially to weak or low-affinity antigens common for cancer (Melchionda et al, 2005; Capitini et al, 2009).

To evaluate the effect of tocilizumab (TCZ), an interleukin 6 receptor inhibitor, on humoral immune responses to immunisations in patients with rheumatoid arthritis (RA).

However, neither this observational analysis, nor our other published data [ 18], support the argument of Labeaud et al. that treatment of antenatal helminth infections would improve infant responses to immunisations [ 14].