Neonatal immunity: how well has it grown up?
S Marshall-Clarke, D Reen, L Tasker, J Hassan - Immunology today, 2000 - cell.com
S Marshall-Clarke, D Reen, L Tasker, J Hassan
Immunology today, 2000•cell.comRecent experiments have led to renewed interest in differences between immune responses
in adults and neonates. Here, Stuart Marshall-Clarke and colleagues discuss and propose a
model suggesting that differences at the B-cell level might play an important role in the
impoverished responses and reported Th2 bias of neonates.
in adults and neonates. Here, Stuart Marshall-Clarke and colleagues discuss and propose a
model suggesting that differences at the B-cell level might play an important role in the
impoverished responses and reported Th2 bias of neonates.
Abstract
Recent experiments have led to renewed interest in differences between immune responses in adults and neonates. Here, Stuart Marshall-Clarke and colleagues discuss and propose a model suggesting that differences at the B-cell level might play an important role in the impoverished responses and reported Th2 bias of neonates.
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