Essays on Immune System

Yellow fever, a mosquito-borne viral hemorrhagic fever, is a standout amongst the most deadly sicknesses of mankind. The etiologic operator is the model individual from the sort Flavivirus. Flaviviridae, a gathering of little, encompassed, positive-sense, single-strand RNA infections. Roughly one out of seven individuals who…

As much as we love winter, we hate the cold it brings. The onset of winter generally involves the growth of bacterial and viral infections that may further cause allergies and congestion. So, in order to combat with the ailments that winters bring to us,…

The immune system is what keeps animals healthy and is essential for survival. The immune system fights against bacteria, viruses, parasites, and without it the body would just be open for attack. The immune system involves many types of cells, organs, proteins and tissues which…

Introduction Immunosuppressive therapy is otherwise known as Biological therapy is used in the treatment of several diseases such as cancer, auto-immune diseases, Inflammatory bowel diseases and in after transplantation procedures and in any other condition where there is a need to under activate or sensitize…

Colostrum is the special form of milk that mammals create for the first few days after giving birth. It contains essential vitamins, minerals and protective materials for survival. The purpose of colostrum is to provide all of the valuable nutrition and antibodies for a new…

I can strengthen an Immunization program in Sheema district through the following ways. Planning and management of resources If Micro-plans are made available in Sheema district and health facility levels, this would lead to strengthened immunization. The method showed success for example in Kenya, Ethiopia…

The macrophages mount an effective host defense by recognizing, engulfing and killing M. tuberculosis. The recruitment of macrophages is through Toll-like receptor (TLR) mediated signaling that is triggered by pathogen activated molecular patterns (PAMPs) present on bacterial surface. The infected macrophages transport the bacteria across…

HIV is a sexually transmitted disease that affects approximately 100,000 people living in the UK, this report covers the services available for patients of HIV, the quality of life for people living with HIV and finally the services available for the family and partners of…

Fast forward 50 years, and there is a new strain of Panama disease that threatens the worlds’ supply of Cavendish bananas and has been spreading around the globe since 1992. It is important to realize that Panama disease Race 4 is so virulent that if…

The history of biocompatibility began with an implanted pacemaker in 1958 designed by Wilson Greatbatch. The device was typically used for patients that had only a 50% chance of survival without intervention. It had many flaws- for example, bodily fluids could permeate the protective casing…