… delay required to have fully active immune cells. That is, we compare the case in which the
host’s immune system … immediately after infection (no time delay) and the case in which a …

… harm to the host body, and the length of time delay before the … the abundance of pathogen
in the host body at time t, and N … In the following, we consider the host's defense response to …

… Additionally, we revealed that interaction of time delay … delay may drive the resilience of
herbivore populations. Our findings highlight the close relationship between inducible defenses …

… We can also insert random delays into the instrumented attack to vary the timing between
key attack steps. Variations on the attack are useful to determine the extent to which the …

… similar across the immune systems of humans and of other animals, inferences from animal
models of disease often have direct applicability to human host defense and immune function…

… many of our identified virulence and host defense factors (and the associated concepts
surrounding them) are relevant in established infection microenvironments. The many fungal-…

… delayed-typehypersensitivity reactivity and resistance to intraperitoneal challenge were
examined. Delayed-… Delayed-type hypersensitivity reactivity declined thereafter, but resistance to …

… site, show that CF5 triggers host responses that protect against subsequent infection, because
PA14 mortality was significantly delayed in preinoculated flies, with a >4-h delay to 50% …

… Time delays in plant … defenses, suggesting that there should be strong selection for rapid
responses. However, observed time delays between the onset of herbivory and defense …

… of delayed hypersensitivity. To my knowledge no studies of any of these phenomena have
been carried out in malaria. Cellular immunity, as differentiated from delayed … with delayed …