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The incidence of cancer also increases greatly in old age, when some immune responses decline.

Further, T-cell responses decline with age due to an age-associated defect in T-cell receptor signaling, which is caused by increased expression of phosphatase 6 and miR-181a.

The team concluded from this study that early induction of polyclonal B cell differentiation, along with follicular damage and germinal center loss, may explain why HIV-1 induced antibody responses decline rapidly during acute HIV infection and why plasma antibody responses are delayed.

Our findings that the CD4+ T cell responses decline rapidly in acute HIV-infected subjects could explain why several of the CD4+ T cell responses we succeeded to prime for in vitro have not previously been described in the literature.

BCG typically can be recovered months after inoculation of C57Bl/6 mice depending upon the substrain, dose, and route of administration [4], [26], [27], however BCG-induced T cell responses decline rapidly almost to pre-vaccination levels within a few months of treating vaccinated mice with antibiotics [35].

During aging immune responses decline in a process referred to as immunoscenescence.

Inhibition of an autologous T/F virus was durable to 48 weeks; however, inhibition of heterologous responses declined concurrent with the resolution of viremia.

And a 2011 study concluded that insulin responses declined after just one day of prolonged sitting, increasing the likelihood of developing diabetes.

Initially there were positive treatment responses, particularly for spot control 5, but these responses declined over time and, by 2.5 years, the volume response of spot control 5 fell below that of the weed-free control.

Some experimental reports showed that elevated CO2 concentration stimulated strongly only initial growth of trees only, whereas such plant CO2 responses declined or disappeared after several years [36, 37].

AMA-1 and MSP-119 antibody responses declined gradually after enrolment (p≤0.001).