Titlebook: Aging, Immunity, and Infection; Joseph F. Albright,Julia W. Albright Book 2003 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2003 Thymus.antibi

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Senescence of Natural/Innate Resistance to Infection, (PMN) cells (especially neutrophils and eosinophils that can discharge antimicrobial peptides such as defensins), natural killer (NK) and other “naturally cytotoxic” (NC) cells, and the complement (C) system; all of which have been preserved and handed down during the evolution of higher vertebrates from primitive vertebrates and invertebrates.

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Shusong Wei,Xi Li,Hong Ji,Heli Zhang (PMN) cells (especially neutrophils and eosinophils that can discharge antimicrobial peptides such as defensins), natural killer (NK) and other “naturally cytotoxic” (NC) cells, and the complement (C) system; all of which have been preserved and handed down during the evolution of higher vertebrates from primitive vertebrates and invertebrates.

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Human Aging,ases in the aging and aged segments of the population. In 1998, 66 million persons in the world were over 80 years of age (Table 1-1). That number is projected to rise almost sixfold, to 370 million persons by the year 2050. The number of centenarians will reach 2.2 million by 2050, a 16-fold increase over the number in 1998.

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,Words and Emotions: ‘THIS DRIVES ME NUTS’,ticularly devastating to the elderly. A portion of the chapter deals with the remarkable variability that those microorganisms are capable of manifesting in order to ensure their adequacy to reproduce in their hosts.

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Aging and Altered Resistance to Infection,ticularly devastating to the elderly. A portion of the chapter deals with the remarkable variability that those microorganisms are capable of manifesting in order to ensure their adequacy to reproduce in their hosts.

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outlines the gradual breakdown of resistance to infection in the aged individual. Chapters 3 and 4 cover changes in innate and acquired immunity. The final chapter, "Nutrition, Longevity, and 978-1-4684-9787-8978-1-59259-402-3