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When they looked at the immune a reaction to individual B. The mice reacted in numerous degrees to the various proteins present in a single bacterial strain, That can explain why such a great diversity of B.
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This research, He admits that, "Is going to provide a foundation for future studies in comprehending the infection in these animals as we proceed with developing vaccines,
The study reveals that the body's defense mechanisms of the whitefooted mouse, A common reservoir for Borrelia burgdorferi(The bacterium that causes the virus), Responds differently to strains of the bacterium, A finding which will help scientists tweak the animals' immune systems to prevent infection. A vaccine that keeps these wild mice free of the pathogen could substantially curb the spread of the disease from mice to ticks to humans. "We have to spotlight lowering the risk. One way to do that is by treating the animals that carry it, Rabies offers an illustration of this how this might be accomplished, Shows Barbour. By implementing vaccinelaced food bait, Public health officials have managed to lower the rabies infection rate in wildlife and enormously limited the spread of the disease to pets and humans. Thirty years ago 40 years or so, Approximately 25,000 cases are now reported every year in this country and the medical costs of these cases are estimated to range in the immeasureable dollars. Despite the growing need for the disease, Little is known about with time and ecology of the bacterium that causes the illness.
Scientists Identify Cell Group Key To Lyme Disease Arthritis(Dec. 5, 2008) A research team has illuminated the natural part of natural killer T cells in Lyme disease, Representing that the once little understood white blood cells are central to clearing the bacterial. > Find out more.
Genomes of Lyme Disease harmful bacterium Sequenced(November. 14, 2010) Scientists have determined the overall genetic blueprints for 13 different strains of Borrelia burgdorferi, The bacteria that create [url=http://www.waxjacke...]Barbour Women Jacket[/url] Lyme disease. The becoming successful should lead to a better. > Find out more
Barbour says learning more about how the whitefooted mouse reacts to all the various B. Burgdorferi strains and immunogenic proteins will help vaccine developers pick the best proteins to put in a vaccine. "The best candidate for the mouse vaccine is one challenge that's the same in all the[C. Burgdorferi] Stresses, According to him.
Once a vaccine for the whitefooted mouse is perfected, It will have to be tested by exposing immunized mice to a selected set of diverse B. Burgdorferi stresses, Replies Barbour, And final results of this study can help make that selection. "If we can find five that are agent, That you will find an advantage,
Barbour says the immune reactions the mice mounted against the various strains explain these faults: The larger the immune response, The fewer bacteria evident in a mouse's tissues and viceversa. Significantly, Thestrains that grew to greatest densities inside of mice are also the strains that are most prevalent in the wild.
From your lab, The group at UC Irvine exposed whitefooted mice to varied strains of B. Burgdorferi and tracked the course of chlamydia. Associated with B. Burgdorferi strains infected with the virus the whitefooted mice, But some strains managed to grow to high densities in various mouse tissues although some did not.
Why some strains of Lyme disease bacteria are common and other medication is not
Lyme Disease microorganisms Take Cover in Lymph Nodes(June 17, 2011) The bacteria that creates Lyme disease appear to hide out in the lymph nodes, Triggering a key immune response, But one that is not strong enough to rout the problem, Article. > Find out more


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