Sentences with phrase «many infectious organisms»

Inadequate amounts of vitamin C cause small vessels in the body which bring nutrients to the skin to become fragile; the skin then breaks down more easily, facilitating the entry of infectious organisms.

Infectious organisms are also more likely to enter the body.

In as much as you may succeed in preventing most of the infectious organisms, one or two might still penetrate your protective cover.

What's more, your all - powerful amniotic sac works better than a weather - proof onesie to protect your baby from the elements — including semen and any infectious organisms.

Infectious organisms trip specialized immune cells in the body and cause them to pump out proteins called cytokines, which produce inflammation and other hallmarks of infection, such as chills and fever.

Conventional vaccines work by triggering the immune system into manufacturing antibodies against an infectious organism, but such a vaccine has proved elusive for the rapidly mutating HIV.

Steve: Right, we may be able to strengthen the bacteria that an infectious organism is competing with.

In this technique, the otherwise harmless viruses are loaded with «vaccine» genes that make proteins identical to those in an infectious organism.

These cells work together to find and eradicate infectious organisms.

Designed to examine how spaceflight affects potentially infectious organisms, the Micro-8 investigation will provide new insights into better management and treatment of C. albicans infections when they occur on Earth as well as in space, and may offer ways to combat other microbial pathogens.

Using infectious organisms to break tumor immune tolerance may be an excellent therapeutic option for treating cancer in the future.

KD has a short incubation time (less than 24 hours between exposure and fever onset), suggesting the cause is not a traditional infectious organism, but more likely a toxin, perhaps fungal in origin, that readily triggers a host immune response in genetically susceptible children.

Although we often touch a variety of objects that could be capable of absorbing, harboring and transmitting infectious organisms, money is ever - present — and it is often close to food.

Receptors that detect molecular signatures of infectious organisms mediate awareness of nonself and are integral to host defense in plants and animals alike.

Micro-8 will examine how spaceflight affects potentially infectious organisms.

These variants, which emerged after the Stone Age, seemed to help populations better combat infectious organisms, survive frigid temperatures, or otherwise adapt to local conditions.

«In - Dx has high sensitivity and specificity for detection of the most common infectious organisms which will help physicians quickly rule in or rule out specific offending bacteria,» Etchebarne said.

He specifically proposed that evolutionarily conserved features of infectious organisms (pathogen - associated molecular patterns or PAMPs) were detected by the immune system through a set of specialized receptors (which he termed pattern - recognition receptors or PRRs), an especially prescient aspect of this hypothesis.

The Microbiology Services Division at Porton Down, part of the National Infection Service directorate, has extensive high - containment laboratory facilities and rare capabilities to handle infectious organisms under the highest levels of containment, and the ability to work with in vivo models to evaluate new therapeutic interventions against these organisms.

Your body uses its immune system to defend against invasion by foreign material or infectious organisms.

Brussels sprouts (and other members of the cabbage family) promote the production of glutathione, a great antioxidant to help minimize cellular damage caused by free radicals that are formed from exposure to infectious organisms.

The resulting phagocytic action of the leucocytes effectively eradicates a number of infectious organisms.

Toxins, foreign material, infectious organisms, and partially digested food particles leaked into his bloodstream and traveled to the barrier between the brain's special circulation and the rest of your body.

It serves the primary purpose of keeping precious elements and nutrients inside the body and preventing harmful substances (and potentially infectious organisms) from entering.

Your immune cells gather at the injury site so that they can heal the injury or dispose of infectious organisms.

A complex array of immune cells congregate at the site and release a variety of chemicals to deal with the infectious organisms or debris from the injury and to allow tissue repair to begin; normally the inflammation gradually subsides.

He used it for subduing gonorrhea, tuberculosis and staphylococcus, as well as many other infectious organisms.

On the other hand, a person that simply takes thyroid medications and does not treat the infection may continue to see declines in his / her health, as eventually, the presence of the infection may burn out the immune system and cause it to start recognizing additional sequences on the infectious organism that may cross-react with different organs in the body... This is why, in the conventional medical approach, it is widely known that having one autoimmune condition will put the person at greater risk for getting another autoimmune condition.

Lauric acid is an effective anti-microbial but research has shown that caprylic and capric acids are more effective than lauric acid (14, 15) and infectious organisms such as gonorrhea and chlamydia (16, 17).

Gastric acids are the primary defense wall against infectious organisms yet this bacteria adapts itself to survive in harsh acidic environments.

The virus can also be transmitted on fomites, which are inanimate objects that carry infectious organisms such as viruses and bacteria.

Work with your veterinarian to best prevent or to diagnose and treat illness caused by infectious organisms.

Vaccine includes an infectious organism rendered harmless but still capable of stimulating the immune system.

Some vaccine is made from killed bacterial organisms rather than viral organisms and other vaccine (such as the rattlesnake bite vaccine) is made against proteins and no infectious organism is involved.

An antibody titer is a blood test that helps determine your pet's level of immunity as a result of prior vaccination or exposure to infectious organisms.

Within the vaccine itself, reaction can be directed against the infectious organism, stablizers, preservatives, or residue from the vaccine organism's laboratory tissue culture.

Definition: inanimate objects that are contaminated with infectious organisms and likely to carry infection, such as clothes, dishes and shoes.

Dogs are more likely to be exposed to infectious organisms, including bacteria, viruses, andparasites at settings like those mentioned above.

Fleas play host to a variety of infectious organisms, including bacteria, viruses, and parasites; Bartonella felis (the bacteria that causes cat scratch fever), Enterovirus (one of the causative agents of viral meningitis), Cestodes (tapeworm), and others.

After testing feral cats in Northern Florida for FIV, FeLV, and nine other infectious organisms, a 2002 study concluded that «feral cats assessed in this study posed no greater risk to human beings or other cats than pet cats.»

The infectious organisms are in the tick's body and not the head.

It's worth quoting the SkeptVet blog at length on the subject: «(I) f vaccines do precipitate such diseases, so do infectious organisms, natural substances in food, and many other possible environmental factors.

Ticks are the second leading cause and can carry the infectious organism that causes lyme disease, Ehrlichiosis and rocky mountain fever among others.

Vaccinations work by injecting your dog with a small amount of infectious organisms.

(ref), and perhaps in some, infectious organisms like leptospirosis.

In the article, Bruno Chomel, a professor at the University of California Davis School of Veterinary Medicine notes that close contact, such as that which occurs when pets sleep in our beds, could contribute to the spread of a variety of infectious organisms.

Even the seemingly cleanest kennels are hot zones for infectious organisms, so consider the serious health implications associated with boarding your pet.

«Besides immunizations, it's important to provide our pets with the healthiest lifestyle possible to reduce their exposure to infectious organisms and ensure their immune systems can adequately fight off bacteria, viruses, and parasites,» states petMD Contributor Patrick Mahaney, VMD.

Bordatella (Kennel Cough): This is an intranasal (nose - drop) vaccine which protects against the highly infectious organism which causes Kennel Cough.

Some dogs are in fact harmed by the long - term presence of an infectious organism in their bodies.