viral infections
How to approach and treat viral infections in ICU patients
... of viral diseases has increased due to the availability of modern diagnostic tests that allow rapid detection of viruses ...[1]. Viral diseases may additionally be associated with significant morbidity and ...
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Risks associated with viral infections during pregnancy
... fetal viral infections are ...those infections are associated with intrauterine infection ...preventing viral transmission to the fetus; however, viral infections of the placen- ...
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Alpha-Synuclein Expression Restricts RNA Viral Infections in the Brain
... virus infections of ...sive viral infection, then it should restrict herpesvirus infections in the ...Additionally, viral infections may act as an environmen- tal trigger for the ...
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Control of viral infections by epigenetic-targeted therapy
... the viral reservoirs after reactivating ...than viral-encoded fac- ...of viral co-infection, ...fight viral infections and drugs targeting epigenetic players could lead to major ...
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Respiratory viral infections and the risk of rheumatoid arthritis
... tory viral infections in the population on the number of incident RA differed according to sex, although men and women showed the same seasonal pattern for the number of incident RA ...lower viral ...
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Maternal-foetal interactions during viral infections
... lX CONTENTS Page Statement Acknowledgements Abbreviations Abstract CHAPTER 1 1.1 - 11 iii lV V GENERAL INTRODUCTION 1 REVIEW: VIRAL INFECTIONS DURING PREGNANCY AND THEIR EFFECTS ON THE D[r] ...
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Serious Bacterial Infections in Febrile Infants 1 to 90 Days Old With and Without Viral Infections
... of viral infections depending on study protocol, clinical findings, and season of the ...to viral testing performed as part of a study protocol, the results of all viral diagnostic testing ...
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RNAi in the regulation of mammalian viral infections
... One of the earliest descriptions of RNAi was in Caeno rhabditis elegans. Early on, it was found that mutations affecting RNAi function in C. elegans and Drosophila melanogaster produced apparently normal organ isms, but ...
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Sugar or Fat? Metabolic Requirements for Immunity to Viral Infections
... of whether sugar or fat metabolism needs to be manipulated to promote more robust immune responses. Our review highlights that both sugar and fat metabolism are critical in orchestrating decisions relating to the ...
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HSP Roles as Biomarkers and Antigens in Bacterial and Viral Infections
... Plasmodium yoelii [87], Brugia malayi [88], Leishmania donovani [89], and Hantaan virus [90]. Among Hsps, Hsp70 is an immunodominant antigen during infections caused by various pathogens [86, 91, 92]. The BCG ...
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RNase L Triggers Autophagy in Response to Viral Infections
... to viral infections, the impact of autophagy on pathogenesis and virus replication can be ...of viral proteins while promoting viral clearance and protecting against virus-mediated neuronal ...
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Viral infections in wheezing disorders
... preventing viral-induced wheezing in children is to understand the mechanisms involved from the inception of a respiratory viral infection to the onset and final resolution of an episode of ...respiratory ...
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Non-Human Primate Models of Enteric Viral Infections
... Abstract: There is an important role non-human primates (NHP) play in biomedical research. Phylogenetic proximity of any of the NHP species to Homo sapiens assures that much better translatability of research outcomes ...
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Immunometabolic Links Underlying the Infectobesity with Persistent Viral Infections
... pathogenic infections including those by viruses have also been associated with obesity (termed especiallky as ...of viral infections to exacerbate the local and systemic immunometabolic cues that ...
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Does Nitric Oxide Play a Critical Role in Viral Infections?
... The earliest host responses to viral infections are nonspecific and involve the induction of cytokines, among them, IFNs and tumor necrosis factor alpha (TNF-a). Gamma IFN (IFN-g) and TNF-a have both been ...
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Progress on new vaccine strategies against chronic viral infections
... chronic infections differ from those that cause acute, self-limited ...these viral types has specific mechanisms of evading or attacking the immune system, but certain common features may be ...of ...
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Common Threads in Persistent Viral Infections
... Most viral pathogens cause acute, self-limiting infections whereby the virus replicates rapidly and disseminates to an- other organism prior to immune clearance or the death of the ...persistent ...
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Can Selenite be an Ultimate Inhibitor of Ebola and Other Viral Infections?
... In view of the fact that sodium selenite is readily available as an inexpensive food supplement, the concept presented in this article is particularly important for the protection of large populations against threat of ...
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Immunotherapy for transplantation associated viral infections
... It is clear that VSTs can potentially deliver clinical benefit and possess an acceptable safety profile. In order to move this technology into the mainstream, optimized GMP-grade deliv- ery and infrastructure must be ...
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Vimentin as a multifaceted player and potential therapeutic target in viral infections
... respiratory infections, for instance, express this protein, unless they have suffered epithelial-mesenchymal transition or acquire an activated ...lung infections, e.g. mycobacterial infections, are ...
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