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Immunologic Memory

 
 
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Disease relevance of Immunologic Memory

 

High impact information on Immunologic Memory

 

Chemical compound and disease context of Immunologic Memory

 

Biological context of Immunologic Memory

 

Anatomical context of Immunologic Memory

 

Associations of Immunologic Memory with chemical compounds

  • In the present studies, we asked whether immunologic memory to TT is established even in the vitamin A-depleted animal, and if so, whether such memory can be elicited after subsequent repletion with retinol [22].
  • Immunologic memory to phosphocholine keyhole limpet hemocyanin. Recurrent mutations in the lambda 1 light chain increase affinity for antigen [23].
  • Thus as an adjunct to CY, tumor-specific cloned HITc are capable of eradicating disseminated leukemia, persisting long-term in vivo, and providing specific immunologic memory [24].
  • Moreover, Ampicillin-induced abridgement of infection, either before or at the time of peak primary response, resulted in the expression of greatly reduced levels of immunologic memory at a later time [25].
  • However, nursling rats formed immunologic memory to TT because, when they were reimmunized at 40 d of age, their secondary anti-TT IgG response exceeded the primary response of 40-d-old vitamin A-sufficient rats (P < 0.02) [26].
 

Gene context of Immunologic Memory

 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Immunologic Memory

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