Titlebook: Immunity Against Mucosal Pathogens; Michael Vajdy Book 2008 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2008 HIV.Virus.bacteria.bacteriology.infe

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Structure of the Respiratory and Female Genitourinary Tractss, and there are also important differences. The respiratory tract is arguably more exposed to the outside environment than the genitourinary tract, as it is essential for continuously acquiring oxygen. Therefore, it is also more accessible, and socially acceptable, as a vaccination route. The genit

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The Mucosal B-Cell Systemcooperation between local B cells and secretory epithelia. Mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue (MALT) gives rise to activated B cells with striking J-chain expression that are seeded to local and distant secretory effector sites. Such homing is the biological prerequisite for local plasma cell (PC) pr

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Bridging Mucosal Innate Immunity to the Adaptive Immune Systemotic relationship between hosts and endogenous microorganisms (commensal bacteria) and serves as a physical and immunological defense against invading pathogens and/or toxins. To accomplish this task, the mucosal immune system, consisting of an integrated network of tissues, lymphoid and non-lymphoi

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Intestinal Bacteria: Mucosal Tissue Development and Gut Homeostasisc diversification of Ig genes, and production of IgA. The mechanism by which microbiota interacts with vertebrate hosts and mediates these processes remains largely unexplored. Here we discuss the organogenesis of mucosal-associated lymphoid tissues, mechanisms by which microbiota promote MALT devel

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Immunology of Norovirus Infection about the host immune response to norovirus infection. The purpose of this chapter is to review the field of norovirus immunology and discuss the contributions of outbreak investigations, human and animal challenge studies and population-based studies. This chapter will survey both humoral and cell

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Mucosal Control of Streptococcus , Infections the nasopharynx and upper and lower respiratory tracts, serve as the initial site of exposure and the subsequent morbidity and morality associated with this invasive bacterial pathogen. Thus, control of the pneumococcus at mucosal sites, where infection begins, is a critical goal in preventing dise

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