1. Anergy (countable and uncountable, plural anergies) Dilute or disorganized energy, which cannot be transformed into work

2. Anergy synonyms, Anergy pronunciation, Anergy translation, English dictionary definition of Anergy

3. Anergy [n -S] - See also: anergy Medical Definition of Anergia…

4. Anergy, not all Anergy models involve defects in costimula-tion

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8. What are synonyms for Clonal Anergy?

9. Anergy: A state of immune unresponsiveness

10. Anergy definition, deficiency of energy

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14. As nouns the difference between Anergy and exergy is that Anergy is (physics) dilute or disorganized energy, which

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19. Anergy definition: lack of energy Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

20. 4 words related to Anergy: immunological disorder, inaction, inactiveness, inactivity

21. 4 words related to Anergy: immunological disorder, inaction, inactiveness, inactivity

22. Learn and reinforce your understanding of Anergy, exhaustion, and Clonal deletion

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24. The mechanism of clonal anergy is important to maintain tolerance to many autologous antigens.

25. Anergy is the inability to react to a TST because of a weakened immune system

26. Anergy definition is - a condition in which the body fails to react to an antigen

27. Translation for 'Anergy' in the free English-Chinese dictionary and many other Chinese translations.

28. (41) Thus, classical Anergy does not appear to be induced in Sm/RNP-reactive B cells

29. Models of T cell Anergy affecting both CD4(+) and CD8(+) cells fall into two broad cate …

30. This latter state manifests as systemic immune dysfunction, anergy and causes increased susceptibility to infections.

31. Anergy (immunologic tolerance) refers to the failure to mount a full immune response against a target

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33. Antonyms for Anergy include exergy, free energy, synergy, improvement, increase, rise, aggregation, free entropy and negentropy

34. When a clinician elects to use Anergy testing as part of a multifactorial assessment of a person

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36. What does Anergy mean? A condition in which the body of a sensitized person fails to respond to an antigen

37. Anergy Depression or absence of an immune response to an antigen to which a host was previously sensitive

38. Anergy testing is a diagnostic procedure used to obtain information regarding the competence of the cellular immune system

39. Anergy toward self-targets operates as one self-tolerance mechanism to control the autoreactive cells found in autoimmunity

40. The result of this interaction would be chronic infiltration around the transformed cells, increased immunoglobulin synthesis, and anergy.

41. In contextphysicslang=en terms the difference between Anergy and exergy is that Anergy is (physics) dilute or disorganized energy, which cannot be transformed into work while exergy is (physics) concentrated or organized energy, which can be exported and do work in the process

42. In immunology, Anergy is defined as the lack of responsiveness to an antigen despite the presence of antigen-specific lymphocytes

43. The value of tuberculin skin testing in individuals with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection, however, is limited by Anergy.

44. Multitest CMI is a diagnostic technique for detection of Anergy (nonresponsiveness to antigens) by means of delayed hypersensitivity skin testing

45. Additionally, SIT causes an inhibition of the T cell response by induction of anergy and immuno-regulation leading to immunological tolerance.

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48. HIV-infected persons may have a compromised ability to react to TST because of cutaneous Anergy associated with progressive HIV immunosuppression; however

49. Principally different are inhibitors of complement convertases or collagenase as well as vaccination studies or trials trying to induce T cell anergy.

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52. Anergy testing should also be considered for persons who are among risk groups for tuberculous and HIV co- infection but who refuse HIV testing

53. The delivery of the second signal by the antigen-presenting cell rescues the activated T cell from Anergy, allowing it to produce the lymphokines

54. Allogeneic splenocytes provide costimulation to prevent Anergy induction by fixed APC, but not by aCD3 cross-linking (22, 30) unless the anergized cells are removed (31)

55. Investigators hypothesized that if Anergy is a credible process to explain tolerance to self, anergic cells would persist but would fail to respond to antigenic stimulation.

56. Anergy is a term in immunobiology that describes a lack of reaction by the body's defense mechanisms to foreign substances, and consists of a direct induction of peripheral lymphocyte tolerance

57. Anergy is a term in immunobiology that describes a lack of reaction by the body's defense mechanisms to foreign substances, and consists of a direct induction of peripheral lymphocyte tolerance

58. An individual in a state of Anergy often indicates that the immune system is unable to mount a normal immune response against a specific antigen, usually a self-antigen.

59. An individual in a state of Anergy often indicates that the immune system is unable to mount a normal immune response against a specific antigen, usually a self-antigen.

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61. (Cell-Mediated Immunity Multitest, NCI Thesaurus) Induced or programmed clonal lymphocyte Anergy is believed to be the second major mechanism (after clonal deletion) of the development of self tolerance by the immune system.

62. T cell Anergy is a tolerance mechanism in which the lymphocyte is intrinsically functionally inactivated following an antigen encounter, but remains alive for an extended period of time in a hyporesponsive state

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64. However, it is possible that if an animal's resistance to infection is seriously weakened it may develop clinical tuberculosis accompanied by manifest symptoms but tuberculin test-results will be negative because of anergy.

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66. ‘It is known that some persons with TB exhibit specific Anergy to tuberculin but still respond to other antigens, possibly because available T-cell receptors are saturated and unable to react to the administered tuberculin antigen.’

67. Anergy is characterised by decreased or absent lymphokine secretion by viable T cells when the T cell receptor is engaged by an antigen; it can be tested by loss of delayed hypersensitivity (e.g., to PPD, Candida antigens or DCNB).

68. The defect of cellular immunity correlates with the activity of the disease and is demonstrated by cutaneous anergy to various bacterial and fungal antigens, by inability to acquire active sensitization with the contact allergens DNCB and DNFB, and by delayed homograft rejection.

69. Clonal — may refer to in Immunology Clonal deletion, a process by which B cells and T cells are deactivated before act significantly upon specific antigens Clonal selection theory, a model for how the immune system responds to infection Clonal anergy, a

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71. Negative regulation of B cell responses and self-tolerance to RNA-related lupus self-antigen Nadler, "Human T-cell clonal Anergy is induced by antigen presentation in the absence of B7 costimulation," Proceedings of the National Acadamy of Sciences of the

72. The invention relates to derivatives of MUC-1 mucin which are particularly useful in relieving states of anergy or immunosuppression.: L'expression de ces gènes est régulée en amont pendant les premières étapes d'induction de l' Anergie.

73. As elevated activity of angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) and lysozyme are associated with disease activity they may be supportive of but not specific for the diagnosis. Other indicators include calcemia, calciuria, augmented activity of hepatic enzymes, cutaneous anergy and hilar changes in the lungs.

74. Anergy skin testing and preventive therapy for HIV-infected persons: revised recommendations If the concern is an anergic reaction, the answer is "very quickly." At least 90% of the venom is released within 20 seconds of the sting, and 100% by one minute.

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76. In respect to adaptive immunity, the induction of immunoglobulin (Ig)A producing plasma cells is important for immune exclusion of antigens, while antigen-specific immune suppression is mediated by T cell depletion and anergy as well as by the induction of so called regulatory T cells.

77. Anergia L'invention concerne des dérivés de mucine MUC-1 particulièrement utiles pour traiter les états d'Anergie ou d'immuno-dépression. The invention relates to derivatives of MUC-1 mucin which are particularly useful in relieving states of anergy or immunosuppression.

78. The subjects showed immunological alterations such as lymphopenia (50%), decreased T helper/T suppressor ratio (93%), both these abnormalities (43%), decreased T helper cells (75%), increased T suppressor cytotoxic cells (81%), decreased natural killer (NK) activity (77%), anergy (50%) or hypoergy (43%) to recall skin testing and elevated levels of IgG (87%).

79. Disclosed are uses of gangliosides GM1 and/or asialo-GM1 and substances simulating the carbohydrate portion of said gangliosides with regard to bonding to anti-GM1 antibodies and/or anti-AGM1 antibodies for producing agents which bind or block anti-GM1 antibodies and/or anti-AGM1 antibodies which bond to natural killer cells (NKC) or for blocking antigen-presenting cells and producing a T-cell anergy, and for producing an affinity material for the extracorporeal removal of anti-GM1 antibodies and/or anti-AGM1 antibodies in order to prevent, inhibit, and treat malignant cancers.