Meanings of pre-existing immunity in English

Platelet gene therapy induces immune tolerance in hemophilia A mice with pre-existing immunity.

It's a kind of pre-existing immunity that can't be detected in COVID-19 antibody testing.

Many had them almost instantly after getting the drug, which suggests they had a pre-existing immunity, Platts-Mills said.

A flu pandemic would also be a new kind of flu, striking a global population without a pre-existing immunity.

Multiple dosing with protein orthologues may allow for sequential regimens of protein therapeutics that circumvent pre-existing immunity or induced immunity.

Similarly, in Africa it was conceivable that people had a pre-existing immunity to the virus because of their exposure to other infections.

Our study highlights the problem of pre-existing immunity against CRISPR-associated nucleases and offers a potential solution to mitigate the T cell immune response.

In the present study we determined, in a murine model system, whether pre-existing immunity against influenza virus hampers the induction of a CTL response.

We further showed that pre-existing immunity to the carrier from which the TCE was derived did not reduce the immunogenicity of the peptide conjugate.

The pattern of age-dependent susceptibility found confirms that older populations had substantial-thoughpartial- pre-existingimmunity, presumably due to exposure to heterologous influenza strains.

Pre-existing immunity to Ad5 did not appear to have a significant impact on reactogenicity or immune response rates to HIV antigens by IFN-γ ELISPOT.