Search for dissertations about: "acd"
Showing result 16 - 20 of 26 swedish dissertations containing the word acd.
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16. Gold allergy : In vitro studies using peripheralblood mononuclear cells
Abstract : Positive patch test reactions to gold are commonly seen in dermatology clinics, but it is veryunusual for the patients to actually have any clinical symptoms. It is also common with irritantreactions that are not linked to adaptive immunity. READ MORE
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17. Resident T cells steer tissue responses in human skin
Abstract : The human skin constitutes a biological barrier against threats to the body from the surrounding environment. Tissue-resident memory cells (TRM) reside in the skin and provide local memory of previous encounters with microbes and pathogens, are poised to promptly eliminating infected cells and elicit tissue-wide defense state. READ MORE
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18. 2-hydroxyethylmethacrylate: Effects on the immune system in mice
Abstract : The use of acrylic compounds in dentistry has increased. Different derivatives of acrylic acid are used in dental bonding material, in resins and in glass ionomer cements. While there have been only a few reports on adverse reactions in patients, there is substantial evidence of adverse reactions in dental personnel. READ MORE
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19. Mechanisms of resident T cell-driven tissue responses during the onset and recurrence of human skin inflammation
Abstract : Long-lived tissue-resident memory T cells (TRM) reside in nonlymphoid organs and can drive direct cytotoxicity, focal cytokine release and potent tissue-wide anti-infectious responses upon antigenic challenge. TRM cells poised to pathogenic responses have been identified in active and resolved psoriasis and mice models of allergic contact dermatitis (ACD). READ MORE
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20. Mass Spectrometry Strategies for Characterization of Contact Allergens and their Protein Conjugates in Vitro and in Vivo
Abstract : Humans are daily exposed to chemicals from various sources, including cosmetics, jewelry, clothes, and hair dyes, which can result in the occurrence of contact allergy and subsequent allergic contact dermatitis (ACD), a type IV delayed hypersensitivity reaction. ACD is characterized by inflammation and eczema at the site of exposure, and no definitive cure for this condition has been identified to date, with only symptomatic treatment options involving corticosteroids being available. READ MORE