- In immunology,
anergy characterizes the
absence of a
response from the body's
defense mechanisms when
confronted with
foreign substances. This phenomenon...
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Mantoux testing. For example,
anergy is
present in AIDS, a
disease which strongly depresses the
immune system. Therefore,
anergy testing is
advised in cases...
- Epstein–Barr
Virus Infection in B-Cell
Expansion with NF-κB and T-Cell
Anergy Disease".
Frontiers in Immunology. 9: 198. doi:10.3389/fimmu.2018.00198...
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clonal deletion,
conversion to
regulatory T
cells (Tregs) or
induction of
anergy. Tregs,
which are also
generated during thymic T cell development, further...
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simultaneous hyper- and
hypoactivity is
suggestive of a
state of
anergy. The
anergy may also be
responsible for the
increased risk of
infections and cancer...
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Endothelial cell
anergy is a
condition during the
process of angiogenesis,
where endothelial cells, the
cells that line the
inside of
blood vessels, can...
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patterns that
correlate with antigen-induced
activation or
anergy in B lymphocytes.
Lymphocyte anergy pathways involve induction of some, but not all of the...
- (DGKα), and
caspase 3
which promote the
induction of T-cell
anergy.
Similar to T cell
anergy is T cell
exhaustion which is also
caused by
impaired formation...
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immune system.
BENTA stands for "B cell
expansion with NF-κB and T cell
anergy" and is
caused by
germline heterozygous gain-of-function
mutations in the...
- via the T cell receptor-CD3
complex ****ociated with the
development of
anergy, unresponsiveness, and/or apoptosis,
particularly of
unwanted activated...
