ライフサイエンスコーパス: immunopathogenic

1 -specific CD8+ CTL have been suggested to be immunopathogenic.

2 For example, emerging, highly immunopathogenic adenovirus serotypes might induce incre

3 Lastly, an integrative analysis of immunopathogenic-associated SNPs suggests a role for dis

4 These data suggest a distinct genetic and immunopathogenic basis for AIH and PBC at the MIF locus.

5 n in AC22 mice, thereby providing us with an immunopathogenic basis for the fatal outcome of SARS-CoV

6 re profoundly inferior to Th1 cells in their immunopathogenic capacity.

7 g neutrophils and macrophages, suggesting an immunopathogenic component to neurovirulence.

8 he possibility that LIGHT may play a role in immunopathogenic conditions that are associated with loc

9 ignals transduced by HIV-1 envelope may have immunopathogenic consequences, including anergy, syncyti

10 ct the host, it centrally contributes to the immunopathogenic effects of HIV.

11 The immunopathogenic effects of myeloperoxidase and proteina

12 ur knowledge regarding immune-protective and immunopathogenic events in severe acute respiratory synd

13 APCs) known to be critically involved in the immunopathogenic events leading to type 1 diabetes, we h

14 Relatively little is known about immunopathogenic events occurring during the acute phase

15 ome serves as a prototype model to study the immunopathogenic features of a human organ-specific auto

16 25(+)Foxp3(+) regulatory T cells (Tregs) are immunopathogenic in cancers by impeding tumor-specific i

17 tion of normal mice with a foreign Ag can be immunopathogenic in certain transgenic recipients.

18 hepatocellular carcinoma, and virus-mediated immunopathogenic infections, affect billions of people w

19 Animal and clinical studies suggest that the immunopathogenic inflammatory condition of VVC is initia

20 ines of the Th17 lineage, and therefore, the immunopathogenic inflammatory response during VVC occurs

21 cting its vital function from the ravages of immunopathogenic injury.

22 ouse model of HSK is often used to delineate immunopathogenic mechanisms and bears many of the charac

23 an avenue to monitor MS and to characterize immunopathogenic mechanisms and therapeutic targets in t

24 Although the immunopathogenic mechanisms are currently unknown, virtu

25 plex array of multiphasic and multifactorial immunopathogenic mechanisms are involved in the establis

26 advances have increased understanding of the immunopathogenic mechanisms associated with the formatio

27 Immunopathogenic mechanisms have been implicated in schi

28 litis, tantalizing clues as to the potential immunopathogenic mechanisms in acute transverse myelitis

29 A, will be useful for the fine dissection of immunopathogenic mechanisms in EBA and for the developme

30 In this study, we examined the immunopathogenic mechanisms in this model, including ide

31 The immunopathogenic mechanisms leading to psoriasis remain

32 ensive cardiac inflammation, suggesting that immunopathogenic mechanisms may promote cardiomyopathy.

33 The immunopathogenic mechanisms mediating inflammation in mu

34 The immunopathogenic mechanisms of dry eye disease (DED), on

35 Thus, defining immunopathogenic mechanisms of HSK in the mouse model wi

36 The immunopathogenic mechanisms of juvenile rheumatoid arthr

37 At this time, better delineation of the immunopathogenic mechanisms of this spectrum of diseases

38 ease that serves as a model for studying the immunopathogenic mechanisms of uveitis and organ-specifi

39 rting the role of p38 MAPK in regulating key immunopathogenic mechanisms underlying autoimmune inflam

40 the white matter to include a broad range of immunopathogenic mechanisms, axonal damage, and widespre

41 ), in which CD4(+) Th1 and/or Th17 cells are immunopathogenic, mimics various clinical features of no

42 n patients with TB reduces concentrations of immunopathogenic MMPs.

43 ults also show that beta-gal can serve as an immunopathogenic neural autoantigen, and that T cells ra

44 immune response could explain the increased immunopathogenic potential and associated increase in cl

45 in naive recipients and even exacerbated the immunopathogenic process in irradiated recipients.

46 rotein Hsp10 as a potential correlate to the immunopathogenic process in women with tubal factor infe

47 The role of Th17 lymphocytes in immunopathogenic processes has been well established, bu

48 molecular forms of antigen may initiate the immunopathogenic processes in the two forms of anti-GBM

49 Th1 cells were highly immunopathogenic, producing disease in naive recipients

50 thepsin cleavage sites within mouse Tg, have immunopathogenic properties.

51 ated eyes, a complication possibly due to an immunopathogenic response to the RPE65 molecule.

52 be a previously unrecognized Notch-mediated immunopathogenic role for stromal cell niches in seconda

53 bserved in Clcn5 KO mice, suggesting a novel immunopathogenic role for the functional defects that re

54 with equine ocular components, suggesting an immunopathogenic role in leptospiral uveitis.

55 ndidate for the leishmaniases because of its immunopathogenic role in murine L. major infection.

56 oth Tfh and Th17 cells from entering the non-immunopathogenic site, the gut, and retained these T eff

57 e transfer of EAU to naive syngeneic mice by immunopathogenic T cells and suppressive effects of p28/

58 sely affecting the survival of SEA-reactive, immunopathogenic T lymphocytes.

59 mmune activation/suppression associated with immunopathogenic viruses such as hantaviruses; however,