… be improved by controlling immune responses and their mediator systems. Our current
level of knowledge of immune responses is already helping us to avoid many immune-mediated …

… can develop immune-pathogenic effects and predisposition to autoimmunity due to hyper
immune responses (4, 5). Sex hormones can also control the immune response via circadian …

… memory and a developing immune system, which increases … immunity indicate that both
innate and adaptive responses … of neonatal immune cells to produce immune responses similar …

… This immune response requires the presence of antigen-presenting cells (APCs). Removal
… in the loss of immune response, demonstrating the fact that the immune response is directed …

… innate immune defences. Recent progress in research on Drosophila immune defence …
and differences between Drosophila immune responses and mammalian innate immunity. …

… of both Th2 and Th1 immune response in blood mononuclear cells, with Th2 predominance.
This finding is different from our results, suggesting that immune responses in the brain and …

… In this chapter the nature and components of the host immune response against tumors
will be discussed, including the reasons for the failure of the immune system to contain tumor …

… of autoantibodies, increased T cell responses, and enhanced innate NK cell and monocyte
immune responses. Moreover these responses are frequently associated with more …

… quality of the immune response. HLA types associated with slow progression of the infection,
such as HLA-B27 and HLA-B57 (ref. 10), could stimulate more effective immune responses …

… of adaptive immune responses. Here, we review recent work on the immune evasive attributes
of S… of the innate and adaptive immune systems and the killing of immune cells, along with …