[Chemical Immunology and Allergy, 2005] Parasites and Allergy Volume 90 || Regulatory T Cells Induced by Parasites and the Modulation of Allergic Responses

✍ Scribed by Capron, M.; Trottein, F.

• Book ID: 119984589
• Publisher: KARGER
• Year: 2005
• Tongue: German
• Weight: 106 KB
• Edition: 1
• Category: Article
• ISBN-13: 9783805579742
• DOI: 10.1159/000088892

✦ Synopsis

Helminth-induced Immunoregulation Of An Allergic Response To Food -- The Mutual Influence Of Nematode Infection And Allergy -- Human Schistosomiasis Decreases Immune Responses To Allergens And Clinical Manifestations Of Asthma -- Proteases In Helminth-and Allergen-induced Inflammatory Responses -- Mechanisms Underlying Helminth-induced Th2 Polarization: Default, Negative Or Positive Pathways? -- Regulation Of Dendritic Cell Function By Pathogen-derived Molecules Plays A Key Role In Dictating The Outcome Of The Adaptive Immune Response -- Glycans Modulate Immune Responses In Helminth Infections And Allergy -- Role Of The Natural Killer T Lymphocytes In Th2 Responses During Allergic Asthma And Helminth Parasitic Diseases -- The Mast Cell And Gut Nematodes: Damage And Defence -- Basophils, Basophilia And Helminth Infections -- Innate, Adaptive And Regulatory Responses In Schistosomiasis: Relationship To Allergy -- Regulatory T Cells Induced By Parasites And The Modulation Of Allergic Responses. Monique Capron, François Trottein (eds.). Includes Bibliographical References And Indexes.