… our immune system, which as well as affects the bone marrow (… Certain viruses, such as
parvovirus B19, may infect HSPCs … Continuous immune system activity, persistent inflammation, …

… pre-existing humoral immune deficits from prior therapy was … , B and C, HIV and Parvovirus
B19. Each unit of plasma is then … aplasia and gaps in humoral immunity may persist as a long-…

… for monitoring immune cell function after HCT in the near future. … , such as Parvovirus B19
and dengue virus was also noted. … of antibody tests, the longer-term persistence of antibody, …

… thought to be due to the persistence of the recipient’s anti-A or … were excluded as parvovirus
B19 infections (three patients … allogeneic immune response, which allows the last recipient …

… , hypogammaglobulinaemia, and persistent or biphasic … Approximately a third (36%) were
allogeneic HSCT recipients… with infection are related to the host's immune system before …

… Initiating immune responses and B19V-specific antibodies … viremia in seropositive transplant
recipients, persistent high-… persistence of human parvovirus B19 DNA in bone marrow. J…

… Network for Blood and Marrow Transplantation (WBMT) … donors had an increased risk for
persistent grade 2–4 pain and failure … Individuals with secondary immune thrombocytopaenia (…

… innate immune response needed to contain an infection after … cell activation in patients with
persistent viral infection [24]. It … , EBV, adenovirus, and parvovirus B19 should be part of such …

… immune-compromised even before starting chemotherapy because the malignant cells invade
the bone marrow … Parvo B19 causes persistent infections in immunocompromised patients …

… suggest subclinical persistence of RuV after CRS or early childhood infection. Fuchs … due
to parvovirus B19 occurs after organ or bone marrow transplant and due to the poor antibody …