Sentences with phrase «immune response in mice»

To test the role of innate immune response in the mouse model of ALS, the researchers focused on Toll - like receptors (TLR), which are important sensors for innate immunity.

In 2010, we formally demonstrated ADE by developing a mouse mode of ADE - mediated disease, and we began to dissect the contribution of humoral vs. cellular immune components in dengue vaccine - mediated protection using model vaccine candidates as tools to probe the mechanisms by which the vaccine - induced immune responses in mice contribute to protection vs. ADE.

That increase inhibited the ability of regulatory T cells to suppress the Th2 immune response in mice.

Analyses of the saliva revealed that one of its protein components, known as SP15, appeared to elicit a natural immune response in mice.

As reported in Nature this week, preclinical tests showed promising immune responses in both mice and monkeys.

Her work focuses on using RNA vaccines for Leishmaniasis and prostate cancer to generate protective or therapeutic immune responses in mouse models and evaluate in an artificial lymph node system.

Horsager says the algal genes were only expressed in the target cells, and that there is no evidence of an immune response in the mice, suggesting that the transfer of the foreign gene has been restricted to the bipolar cells.

To determine whether the microbe was contributing to the immune response in mice, St. Leger formed two groups, one control (with C. mast) and one treated with an antibiotic to kill C. mast and other ocular bacteria, and then challenged them with the fungus, Candida albicans.

«The studies clearly show that a high - fat diet with or without the genetic loss of ApoE can alter the immune response in mice after heart transplantation,» he continued.

The researchers found the immune response in mice could be mitigated by the use of common antirejection medications.

Wu and his colleagues will continue to investigate whether different combinations can more effectively mitigate the immune response in mice.

Human embryonic stem cells trigger an immune response in mice, researchers from the Stanford University School of Medicine report.

A key moment in her research occurred when she discovered that she could induce an immune response in mice by injecting them with an irradiated malaria parasite.

Zhos, K.S., et al. «Enhancement of the immune response in mice by Astragalus membranaceus extracts,» Immunopharmacol, 20 (3): 225 - 33, 1990.