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Immune response morphology

Ingested arsenic localizes to the skin [2, 7], where it may alter cutaneous immune responses. The delayed type hypersensitivity (DTH) response to 2,4-dinitrochlorobenzene (DNCB) was suppressed in Bowen s disease patients [8], Langerhans cells (LC) in skin lesions and perilesioned skin from arsenic-induced Bowen s disease and carcinomas were reduced in number and were morphologically altered, having a notable loss of dendrites [9], These data suggest that chronic exposure to arsenic in drinking water may... [Pg.278]

Lymphocytes are one of the primary cell types involved in the immune response. There are two general types of lymphocytes, B and T. Both are derived from bone marrow lymphoid stem cells, but T cells go through an additional maturation process in the thymus. Although the morphology of T cells and B cells is similar, the functions of these two types are distinct. After antigen exposure, B cells develop into antibody-producing plasma cells, whereas T cells are divided into functional subtypes that possess distinct cell surface antigens. [Pg.390]

However, to make such a therapy reality, concerns over cell viability inside the implantable device have to be adequately addressed. The implant s polymer composition and morphology would have to be optimized in order to maximize the life-span of the cells and to minimize host immune responses. The vascularization of the implant would be another determinant that plays an important role regarding cell viability because it enables the implant to receive nutrients necessary for their survival, to eliminate metabolic by-products and to provide the systemic entrance of therapeutic proteins. [Pg.393]

Cofactors Coinfections with HAV and HBV as well as with other viruses worsen the prognosis. By contrast, coinfections with HGV, GBV-C, SENV and TTV had no influence on the course of chronic hepatitis C. (115, 146) Alcohol influences the cellular immune response unfavourably and leads to an aggravation of pathological liver morphology. (85, 120, 128, 129, 144) Age and gender play a special role. Generally, older patients are... [Pg.706]


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