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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"T-Lymphocyte Subsets"”.

  1. Macrophage regulation of T lymphocyte subsets in normal and tumor- bearing hosts

    The mixed lymphocyte reaction (MLR) was used to examine the blastogenic response of normal and tumor-bearing host (TBH) murine T lymphocyte subpopulations in the presence of normal and TBH macrophage (MΦ)-derived factors. Rapidly proliferating normal and TBH Lyt-1⁺ T cells were inhibited by high …

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  2. Assessment of Gamma/Delta T Cell Functionality Following Pathogenic HIV/SIV and Non-Pathogenic SIV Infections

    Pathogenic HIV/SIV infection induces high viral loads, aberrant immune activation, and dysfunction in numerous immunologic cells (including gamma/delta (gamma delta ) T cells) leading to opportunistic infections. gamma delta T cells bridge the innate and adaptive immune responses primarily via …

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  3. Role of the colonic lymphoglandular complex in mucosal immunity in swine

    … using monoclonal antibodies specific for B and T lymphocyte subsets. Lymphocytes were compartmentalized into B (T-independent) and T-dependent (internodular) areas. CD4[superscript]+ cells were more plentiful than CD8[superscript]+ cells. In nodules, CD4[superscript]+ cells were common but …

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  4. Activation of MAIT cells by antigen presenting cells: a comprehensive analysis and assessment of HIV and TB disease on these interactions

    MAIT cells are non-classical, innate-like T lymphocyte subsets, which recognize microbial vitamin B metabolites and rapidly respond by producing pro-inflammatory cytokines such as IFN-γ, TNF-α and cytotoxic molecules, which may result in the killing of bacteria-infected cells. Unlike conventional T …

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  5. Immune biomarkers of clinical outcome in patients with major trauma

    … is the role of a subset of CD4+ regulatory T lymphocytes expressing CD25+, CD25Bright, CD127Low and FoxP3+ immune markers, as potential biomarkers for poor clinical outcome following major trauma.We present here data from a prospective observational study of major trauma patients (n=80) …

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