Immune in sentence

596 examples of Immune in a sentence

Those basically make the implants invisible to the immune system.

In those cases, we can design the implants to contain ingredients that will release specific signals, and carefully tailor our bodies’ immune reactions.

In the future, this way of working alongside the immune system could help us develop completely artificial organs, totally integrative prostheses, and self-healing wound therapies.

Well, when bodies fight pathogens, they use ingenious immune systems, which are very complex and multilayered.

Third, each and every one of us can be and should be a white blood cell in this immune system.

Proteins digest your food, contract your muscles, fire your neurons and power your immune system.

For example, vaccines work by stimulating your immune system to make a strong response against a pathogen.

To make vaccine candidates that are literally bristling with the viral protein, we find that such vaccine candidates produce a much stronger immune response to the virus than any previous vaccines that have been tested.

We've also designed new proteins to break down gluten in your stomach for celiac disease and other proteins to stimulate your immune system to fight cancer.

For example, to target a small subset of immune cells responsible for an autoimmune disorder, and distinguish them from the vast majority of healthy immune cells.

When my misfiring immune system still sends me to the ER on a regular basis?"

Here, immune cells called macrophages rush to the infection site, attempting to absorb and break down the bacterial invaders.

But in individuals with other medical conditions– ranging from malnutrition and HIV to diabetes and pregnancy –the immune response may not be strong enough to destroy the intruder.

During this period, tuberculosis was considered a ‘romantic disease,' because it tended to affect poverty- stricken artists and poets– those with weaker immune systems.

In these latent infections, the TB bacterium may be dormant, only activating when someone’s immune system is too weak to mount a defense.

The body’s immune system is able to eradicate most strains of HPV before they cause any harm— and without people even knowing they’ve been infected.

This isn’t so difficult, but to survive in this new body, the virus must mount a successful infection before it’s caught and broken down by an immune response.

Now the virus only needs to suppress or evade the host’s immune system long enough to replicate to sufficient levels and infect more cells.

Some viruses come equipped to easily infect a new host’s cells, but are then unable to evade an immune response.

Researchers had been, for more than a century, studying the immune system as a way to fight cancer, and cancer vaccines have, unfortunately, been disappointing.

So cancer researchers basically gave up on the idea of using the immune system to fight cancer.

And the immune system, in any case, did not evolve to fight cancer; it evolved to fight pathogens invading from the outside.

And the reason the immune system has trouble with most cancers is that it doesn't invade from the outside; it evolves from its own cells.

And so either the immune system does not recognize the cancer as a problem, or it attacks a cancer and also our normal cells, leading to autoimmune diseases like colitis or multiple sclerosis.

Our answer turned out to be synthetic immune systems that are designed to recognize and kill cancer cells.

We did it with the naturally occurring parts of the immune system, called B cells and T cells.

Well, we used an HIV virus as a Trojan horse to get past the T cells' immune system.

And it improved their immune system and decreased their viruses, but it didn't cure them.

So there's a strong link now between CRS and the ability of the immune system to eradicate leukemia.

And the immune cells in the liver eat the nanoparticles, preventing them from reaching the tumor.

Related words