Значения термина delay hypersensitivity на английском

These compounds showed very strong anti-inflammatory effect against delayed hypersensitivity in a mouse model.

The depression in delayed hypersensitivity was greater with generalized as compared to localized disease.

Etodolac had no effect on delayed hypersensitivity reactions and was much less ulcerogenic than indometacin.

Similarly, the skin delayed hypersensitivity reaction to Strep.

Furthermore, there was no significant difference in delayed hypersensitivity to recall antigens between these groups of patients.

Additionally, the spleens of these mice contained regulatory T cells that suppressed RPE-specific delayed hypersensitivity in naive syngeneic recipients.

Dialysates from high responder strains contained transfer factor that would transfer delayed hypersensitivity to both high and low responder recipients.

Recurrent tick bites induce high levels of anti-a-Gal IgE Abs that mediate delayed hypersensitivity to consumed red meat products in humans.

At postimplantation day 12, the recipients were evaluated for RPE-specific delayed hypersensitivity and examined clinically and histologically for evidence of rejection.

Strong stimulation was found in both assays, but larger doses were required for delayed hypersensitivity, correlating well with the requirements for protection.

The delayed hypersensitivity (PPD) skin test was performed in 345 infants at 24 weeks of age.

In a cell-mediated reaction, a delayed hypersensitivity of 48-72 hours, or longer, after contact with the antigen develops.

Conclusion: Patch testing with the active principles diluted in ethanol remains the diagnostic method of choice for the detection of delayed hypersensitivity to corticosteroids.

By contrast, grafts in the anterior chamber and subretinal space displayed no evidence of rejection, and their recipients failed to display RPE-specific delayed hypersensitivity.

Infection with the human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1) results in decreased cell-mediated immunity, which includes decreased delayed hypersensitivity to skin test antigens.