Titlebook: Viruses, Immunity, and Immunodeficiency; Andor Szentivanyi,Herman Friedman Book 1986 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1986 AIDS.An

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The Immune System in Experimental Coxsackievirus—B3 Infectionially in infants (1,2) and two cases of association between neonatal CBV-1 infection and .. pneumonia (3), these viruses are not regarded as common causes of damage to the hematopoietic and the immune systems. To our knowledge, however, studies on the immunologic functions of patients with clinical CBV infections are lacking.

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Virus Interactions with the Immune Defense Systemus (2,4,10,17–20). The methods whereby viruses may affect immunity, either in a positive or a negative manner, are still not clear. In general, modification of host immune responses may be manifested by altered humoral or cellular immunity, or both, as well as altered susceptibility to infection by the same or other microorganisms.

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Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV) and ImmunodeficienciesEBV infections in immunologically compromised individuals should provide pertinent information on the immune mechanism(s) normally responsible for control of the virus. In turn, the EBV-specific serology may serve as another parameter in the assessment of immunocompetence (2).

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Macrophages and Genetically Determined Natural Resistance to Virus Infectionsntial means of defense work in concert during a virus infection and that the outcome will reflect a delicate and dynamic interaction between the invading virus and the defense mechanisms mounted by the host, their relative roles may vary in different virus infections and also in different phases of

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Virus Interactions with the Immune Defense Systemlogic parameters of the host. In particular, viruses may influence humoral or cellular immune defenses that develop as protective mechanisms against microbial infection (24,31,33,37,38,40). In this context, viruses have developed various strategies to survive in harmony with a host in which they rep

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Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV) and Immunodeficienciesmes established. Both arms of the immune system are engaged in the primary as well as the persistent EBV infection; B-lymphocytes are an early target of EBV and form the habitat of the persisting viral genome; T-lymphocytes serve to subdue the primary infection and to control the persistent carrier

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Cytomegalovirus Infection and the Immune Systemune network which can result in depression of immune function. These clinical and immunological effects of CMV infection in various types of hosts are discussed here and are summarized in the accompanying table. In patients with immune deficiencies, especially of the cellular immune response, there