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Professor Mark Kendall - I wonder if he'll get this one to stick? 1 comment

greencentre wrote 3 days ago: Professor Mark Kendall, an Australian vaccinator, appeared at the TED fest in Edinburgh a couple of … more →

Tags: Nanopatches, New Science, Ted talking, Vaccination

Bordetella pertussis iron regulated proteins as potential vaccine components

pertussisnews wrote 1 week ago: Bordetella pertussis is the etiologic agent of whooping cough, an illness whose incidence has been i … more →

Tags: Articles, Vaccines, vaccine, formulation

Jennerism - keeping the 21st century back in the 18th

greencentre wrote 2 weeks ago: I’m so sure it is worth spending some time examining the work and legacy of Edward Jenner, muc … more →

Tags: Vaccination, Infectious Diseases, Jenner and smallpox jabs

!XXTERRA Herbal Immune Stimulation - 2 oz

maryellenevx813 wrote 2 weeks ago: You can buy !XXTERRA Herbal Immune Stimulation – 2 oz here. yes, we have “!XXTERRA Herba … more →

Tags: XXTERRA Herbal Immune Stimulation - 2 oz, Immune system, herb, Skin cancer in horses, health, Shopping, XXTERRA, Echinacea

The specific immune response

sahiljhamb wrote 3 weeks ago: Identifacation A pathogen has an antigen on its surface that tells white blood cells that it is fore … more →

Tags: Biology, B cell, Cell Biology, cytokine, Cytokines, Immune system, Immunology, Interferon-Gamma, macrophage

Non specific response to disease

sahiljhamb wrote 3 weeks ago: The primary defences of humans pathogens must enter the body evolution has selected hosts to defend … more →

Tags: Biology, Antibody, Baxter International, clinical trial, Immune system, Immunology, Neutrophil granulocyte, pathogen, phagocyte

Sistem Pertahanan Tubuh

LordZeta wrote 3 weeks ago: Sistem  Pertahanan Tubuh Sistem pertahanan tubuh berfungsi melindungi tubuh dari serangan benda asin … more →

Tags: Biologi, sistem pertahan tubuh, Immunoglobulin, antibodi, fagositosis, inflamasi

Erythrocyte-binding studies on an acidic lectin from winged bean (Psophocarpus tetragonolobus).

Patanjali Sankhavaram wrote 1 month ago: Biochem J. 1988 Jun 15;252(3):625-31. UGC Centre for Advanced Studies, Indian Institute of Science, … more →

Tags: criminal offense, Crime, ethically and lawfully, amino acid, indian institute of science, molecular biophysics, lectin, Bangalore, sankhavaram

Biology teems with examples of adaptive systems

antigency wrote 1 month ago: [excerpt from BCG] Nature’s Systems Biology teems with examples of adaptive systems. The human immun … more →

Tags: Properties of Antigens, adaptive, antibodies, Business, pathogen

Predicted strain coverage of a meningococcal multicomponent vaccine (4CMenB) in Europe: a qualitative and quantitative assessment.

zedie wrote 1 month ago: Background A novel multicomponent vaccine against meningococcal capsular group B (MenB) disease cont … more →

Tags: Medicine, journals, Autism, vaccine, France, Czech Republic, Siena, Journal of Pediatrics, June 2008

Predicted strain coverage of a meningococcal multicomponent vaccine (4CMenB) in Europe: a qualitative and quantitative assessment.

zedie wrote 1 month ago: Summary Background A novel multicomponent vaccine against meningococcal capsular group B (MenB) dise … more →

Tags: journals, News, Autism, vaccine, France, Czech Republic, Siena, Journal of Pediatrics, June 2008

Aaronovitch - the man who wants to bolt the gates shut on everyone

greencentre wrote 1 month ago: “MMR is the Hillsborough of my profession” screams the headline [Page 23, The Times, May 2nd, 2013.] … more →

Tags: Vaccination, Diet and Nutrition, Medical industrial political complex, Andy Wakefield, MMR, Vaccine Damage, Infectious Diseases, SSPE, Autism

Edible Transgenic Vaccines and Food

hjfoley wrote 1 month ago: Risks of Edible Transgenic VaccinesBy Prof. Joe Cummins, Isis.org Using transgenic plants to produce … more →

Tags: Crime, Government, health, drugs, International Affairs, BUISINESS, Science, Politics 2, food

Blood Types

provelopment wrote 2 months ago: These notes will be covered in Monday’s (April 22nd) lecture. Download the pdf version in the … more →

Tags: General, a, Antibody, b, Blood Type, Fresh frozen plasma, O, packed red blood cells, Rhesus

Andy, this is very difficult for me to write.....2 comments

greencentre wrote 2 months ago: Some things are very difficult to say. Like if a friend’s spouse is being unfaithful despite t … more →

Tags: Vaccination, Ecology of disease, Medical industrial political complex, Andy Wakefield, MMR, Vaccine Damage, Infectious Diseases, Media inputs to medical matters, Digestive process and its efficiency

When is an antigen not an antigen? Answer: when it's an adjuvant!3 comments

greencentre wrote 2 months ago: My initial title for this was “Offit’s antigens and the myths of mass exposure” but some … more →

Tags: Adjuvant, Andy Wakefield, Autism, Ecology of disease, Infectious Diseases, Jenner and smallpox jabs, MMR, Offit, SSPE

Autism risk not increased by early vaccines: study

Reuters wrote 2 months ago: -File Photo NEW YORK: There is no link between receiving a number of vaccines early in life and auti … more →

Tags: Home Highlights, World > Highlights, Autism, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, New York, Vaccines, asd, The Journal of Pediatrics, Abt Associates

Speaking of Blood Types

downhousesoftware wrote 2 months ago: We discussed blood types in General Biology today as an example of a trait where there are more than … more →

Tags: Blood+, Biology, Genetics, Transfusion, donation

Playdough and Pipecleaners

acstudiesblog wrote 2 months ago: This week the students were learning about the immune system in Psychology. We are interested in how … more →

Tags: humour, Enrichment, Psychology, Natural Killer Cell, Biology, B cell, Immune system, pipe cleaner, Play-Doh


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