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Immunomodulation in foals : opportunities and challenges
J.C. Vendrig
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Doctoral thesis 1 (Research UU / Graduation UU)
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Oligosaccharides
100%
Immunomodulation
100%
Toll-like
66%
Inflammation
33%
Inflammatory Response
33%
Receptor Signaling
33%
Colostrum
33%
Peripheral Blood Mononuclear Cells
22%
Immune Cells
22%
Lipopolysaccharide Challenge
22%
Carbohydrate Fractions
22%
Rodent Species
22%
Inflammatory Cytokines
11%
Lipopolysaccharide-induced
11%
Receptor 2
11%
Innate Immune Response
11%
Immune Response
11%
In Vitro Study
11%
Prebiotics
11%
Immune Regulation
11%
Inflammatory Process
11%
Clinical Setting
11%
Direct Impact
11%
Blood Parameters
11%
Adaptive Immune Response
11%
Cell-derived
11%
Animal Species
11%
MRNA Level
11%
Intestinal Inflammation
11%
Bacterial Infection
11%
Non-digestible Carbohydrates
11%
Intestinal Tract
11%
Cow Milk
11%
Health Status
11%
Commensal
11%
Neonatal Foal
11%
Immune Status
11%
In Vivo Experiment
11%
Immunomodulatory
11%
First Month
11%
Galacto-oligosaccharides
11%
Human Species
11%
Clinical Parameters
11%
Adult Horses
11%
Bacterial Flora
11%
Concurrent Administration
11%
Ex Vivo Model
11%
Oral nutritional Supplements
11%
Target Animal
11%
Immunocompetence
11%
Relative mRNA Expression
11%
Immunology and Microbiology
Immunomodulation
100%
Foal
100%
Equus
66%
Toll-Like Receptor
66%
Inflammation Response
50%
Colostrum
50%
Immunocompetent Cell
33%
Peripheral Blood Mononuclear Cell
33%
Immunity
16%
TLR4
16%
Innate Immune System
16%
Adaptive Immune System
16%
TLR2
16%
Immunocompetence
16%
Infectious Agent
16%
Cow
16%
Proinflammatory Cytokine
16%
Immune Response
16%
Immunity
16%
mRNA Expression Level
16%
Bacterial Flora
16%
Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine
Foal
100%
Colostrum
60%
Peripheral Blood Mononuclear Cell
40%
Dairy Cattle
20%
Bacterial Disease
20%
Neonatal Foal
20%
Adult Horses
20%