The work will be an important step towards understanding how immune function is controlled
during immune responses to infection and cancer.
Not exact matches
The researchers also infected pregnant mice that had the receptor for type I interferons with a viral mimic — a bit of genetic material that goads the body
to begin its antiviral
immune response —
to see if the damage happened only
during a Zika
infection.
While the observed differences of the individual steps were mostly modest, mathematical modeling suggested that even small delays in the trafficking of these
immune cells will lead
to reduced initiation of a WNV - specific antibody -
response during the early stages after
infection.
Following transmission by mosquitoes, the early specific (also called adaptive)
immune response to WNV is thought
to be dominated by antibodies, and, consistent with this, the researchers found that older mice had less potent WNV - specific antibody
responses during the early phase of
infection.
During inflammatory
responses due
to infection, trauma, or cancer, the body's
immune system becomes highly activated in an attempt
to fend off invading organisms, foreign bodies, or tumor cells.
Along this line, our primary research goals are directed towards understanding how noncoding RNAs and their RNA - binding proteins are integrated in
to the regulation of gene expression and modulation of the host
immune response during ¿ - herpesviral
infection.
Along this line, our primary research goals are directed towards understanding how noncoding RNAs and their RNA - binding proteins are integrated in
to the regulation of gene expression and modulation of the host
immune response during gammaherpesvirus
infection.
The delayed antiviral
immune response allows the virus
to remain undetected in the vagina, which can increase the risk of fetal
infection during pregnancy.
During infection this allows
immune responses to better counteract the virulence factors produced by pathogens.
«What's more, the dampened vaginal
immune response is especially concerning, because it gives the virus more time
to spread
to the fetus if a woman is pregnant or becomes pregnant
during the course of
infection.»
As energy is diverted away from the gut
during the fight - or - flight
response, digestion and
immune function is slowed or halted for long periods of time, which can rob us of key nutrients and expose the gut
to infection and inflammation.
Infections can stimulate a specific type of
immune response that the body tries
to avoid
during pregnancies.