Sentences with phrase «subsequent infection»

This infection is also thought to be possibly associated with the transmission and subsequent infection of kennel cough.

One of the hallmarks of adaptive immunity is that T and B lymphocytes «remember» previous infections, protecting the host from subsequent infections.

Antibodies, proteins that tag and attack viruses and bacteria, «remember» past invaders, allowing white blood cells to quickly respond during subsequent infections.

Exposing the gut to chlamydia protects against subsequent infection in the genital tract and other tissues, researchers from UT Health San Antonio discovered.

For a few, subsequent infection results in lethal hemorrhagic disease.

In 2012, Rik de Swart of Erasmus MC in Rotterdam, Netherlands, and colleagues revealed that the measles virus kills large numbers of memory cells, white blood cells that prevent subsequent infections by the same pathogen.

«It typically begins when an Escherichia coli (E. coli) infection develops in the uterus and opens the door for subsequent infections from other bacteria.

The pathogenesis of this disease is unclear, but may result from insufficient attenuation of the vaccine virus which causes subsequent infections of the CNS; the triggering of a latent distemper infection by vaccination; other vaccine components; or an enhanced susceptibility of the animal (e.g., animals that are immunosuppressed).

Skipping feedings can cause engorgement, leading in turn to a plugged duct and subsequent infection.

Sorek, Erez and their colleagues identified two further phi3T proteins that measure levels of arbitrium and then influence the nature of subsequent infections.

Once the short - term immunity to the other three serotypes wears off, the survivor is at greater risk for more severe disease from a subsequent infection.

The subsequent infection ballooned into a lesion so unresponsive to antibiotics that it had to be surgically removed, according to a report in the Baltimore Sun.

The bacterium that causes tuberculosis, Mycobacterium tuberculosis, or Mtb, previously was thought to infect the body only through inhalation and subsequent infection of cells in the lungs.

Future studies to better define the relationship between MSSA colonization and subsequent infection will help to clarify the importance of such interventions for preventing MSSA disease,» the study concludes.

Hannan and his colleagues previously found in mouse studies that immune system overreaction to an initial infection may increase vulnerability to subsequent infections.

The team incorporated cooperativity with two additional parameters: the cooperativity coefficients A and B that capture influence of an infection with A on the subsequent infection with B, and vice versa.

Antibodies generated in humans to DENV are of particular clinical relevance, because they have the potential during a subsequent infection to protect from or increase the risk of developing DHF.

Since DENV and ZIKV are closely related and cross-reactive in many immunologic assays, it is currently uknown whether a first infection with one virus might protect or worsen a subsequent infection with the other virus.

Affected cats have an ineffective immune system and are vulnerable to subsequent infections (eg chest infections).

Monthly use will control any subsequent infections.

When they cat begins to scratch at these bumps, skin damage and subsequent infection can occur rapidly, which leads to even more skin discomfort, then more itching, and the process quickly becomes a vicious cycle.

To combat an initial infestation or to guard against a subsequent infection, preventative medication must be administered to both cats and dogs on a monthly basis.

However, Staphylococcus pseudintermedius is adapted to colonise animals, so the risk of colonisation and subsequent infection is generally reduced in people.

Dengue fever an infectious viral disease spread by mosquitoes, the first infection of which is often called breakbone fever and is characterized by severe pain in joints and back, fever, and rash; a subsequent infection is usually characterized by fever, bleeding from bodily orifices, and sometimes death

For the mother, extreme blood loss and subsequent infections, including sepsis, are common complications from VBAC.