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Virus-induced immunosuppression: immune system-mediated destruction of virus-infected dendritic cells results in generalized immune suppression.
... the white pulp in the spleen, are examples of such cell types with a low receptor density of which Armstrong infects only a small proportion (unless present at extremely high doses) but clone 13 is able to ...
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The Neurotrophic Receptor Ntrk2 Directs Lymphoid Tissue Neovascularization during Leishmania donovani Infection
... red pulp MPs, corresponding to previous reports [31] ...the white pulp area was beginning to become apparent at day 14 (S2 ...with white pulp vessels showing the highest intensity of ...
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EFFECTS OF GUIERA SENEGALENSIS IN THE SPLEENS OF RATS IN AN ANIMAL MODEL OF COLITIS
... the white pulp with some congestion of blood vessels and necrosis in the red ...normal white and red pulp with a discernible increase in marginal ...expansive white pulp with few ...
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Germinal center architecture disturbance during Plasmodium berghei ANKA infection in CBA mice
... Spleen of non-infected control mice presented quiescent T and B cell zones in the white pulp, resting B-cell follicles, with small lymphocytes, surrounded by prominent mar- ginal zone (Figure 2A). On day 3, ...
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Comparison of Inflammatory and Acute-Phase Responses in the Brain and Peripheral Organs of the ME7 Model of Prion Disease
... lar dendritic cells. This antibody showed no clear difference in patterns of staining between animal groups, with clear staining in tingible bodies (Fig. 1b and e) and proximal to the central arteriole (not shown). FA11 ...
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In vivo effect of Commiphora swynnertonii ethanolic extracts on Trypanosoma congolense and selected immunological components in mice
... red pulp and areas on the marginal zone of the white pulp, some of the re- actions were also seen in the PALS and the lymphoid follicles (B and ...the white pulp of the spleen ...
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Disorganization of the splenic microanatomy in ageing mice
... data, displayed as graphs are shown below the sections. (b) Splenic sections were stained with antibodies ERTR9 and anti-MOMA-1 which recognised MZM (in red) and MMM (in green) respectively. The distinct demarcation of T ...
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Differences in Affinity of Binding of Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis Virus Strains to the Cellular Receptor α-Dystroglycan Correlate with Viral Tropism and Disease Kinetics
... red pulp, perhaps because of a reduction in replication kinetics of this reassor- ...the white pulp was virtually unin- fected by either of these reassortant ...the white pulp of the ...
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The influence of intrauterine exposure to immunosuppressive treatment on changes in the immune system in juvenile Wistar rats
... of white pulp area in contrast to rats from CEG group ...enlarged white pulp ...of white pulp than other rats from treatment ...the white pulp of the spleen, while ...
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HISTOPATHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF CLADOPHORA GLOMERATA EXTRACT AND PHYTOL IN SWISS MICE
... the white pulp in addition to the reduction the red pulp of spleen ...the white pulp due to hyperplasia in of centre area (germinal ...
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9R80183_860_Operator_Manual_Book_1_Feb82.pdf
... This combines chemical with mechanical pulping to create a pulp with higher yield yet somewhat similar properties to chemical pulp.. Step 6[r] ...
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The Biocatalytic potential of Laccase enzyme
... Laccase are versatile enzyme having a great biocatalytic potential in several areas. They are multicopper enzymes which are widely distrubuted in higher plants, animals and fungi. They are capable of degrading lignin and ...
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Engineered Biomass Deconstruction: A Multidisciplinary Investigation Towards Understanding Mechanical Refining and its Applications in Lignocellulosic Biorefineries.
... removal, pulp yield of 85%) were collected after the primary and secondary refiners to evaluate the impact of industrial refining on enzyme ...on pulp at 5% ...
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Radiographic assessment of pulp stones: a retrospective study
... the pulp chambers of various teeth (Fig 1a- ...had pulp stones (Table ...of pulp stones as compared to males (F: M = ...of pulp stones among both the genders compared to other groups ...of ...
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Mechanism of size retention on handsheets prepared in rosin soap size-alum systems
... Aluminum and calcium contents in handsheets prepared from the original beaten pulp and its fines-free pulp with 0.5% (based on dry weight of pulp) rosin soap size and 2% (base[r] ...
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Studies on hypersaline-tolerant white-rot fungi III: biobleaching of unbleached kraft pulp by hypersaline-tolerant manganese peroxidase from a marine white rot isolate, Phlebia sp. MG-60
... model white-water The MnP secreted by Phlebia ...environment. White-water contains a variety of soluble salts and organic ...of white-water recycling during the biobleaching process, an organic-free ...
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Design of Lignin Sensor for Identification of Paper Grades for an Automatic Waste Paper SortingSystem.
... distinguish white ledger papers from the ...quality white papers being used in producing low-grade papers, when their high quality pulp can be used to produce high-grade ...bright white and ...
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Processing of Mixed Vegetable Juice from Tomato, Cucumber and Pumpkin
... In case of acidity, the highest amount of acidity (0.42%) was found in Sample 2 because of using higher amount of tomato (9%) pulp as tomato contains higher amount of acidity than pumpkin and cucumber. This result ...
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Comparison of skin reaction between MTA (produced in Iran) and CEM in Rabbit
... bismuth oxide (Bi2O3), calcium carbonate (CaCo3), calcium sulphate (CaSo4) and calcium aluminate (CaAl2o4). It is used for direct pulp capping, repairing of root perforation, apexification and root end filling ...
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Headspace delivery of limonene from the serum and non serum fractions of orange juice in vitro and in vivo
... 86.6 g/100 g) by direct solvent extraction and the total lipid content was 1.8 g/100 g 0.125 g/100 g. This is in agreement with Brat et al. (2003), who also reported 1.8 g/100 g lipid content in wet pulp. The ...
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