Includes bibliographical references (leaves 343-403)xiii, 403 leaves : ill. (some col.) ; 30 cm.Examines the immune priviledged status of the testis, and the likely mechanisms involved in providing this priviledged status. Some new concepts on the possible mechanisms that afford an immunologically protected environment in the rodent testis are presented.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Adelaide, Dept. of Animal Sciences, 198
The purpose of this review is to describe how the immune cells present in the testis interact with t...
Immunologically privileged sites are those in which tissue allografts survive longer than in convect...
To protect the male germ cells from adverse immune reaction, the male reproductive system adopts spe...
The testis in immune privilege Summary: The production, differentiation, and presence of male gamete...
In recent years the need to develop vaccines against a variety of sexually transmitted diseases, the...
International audienceSpermatozoa represent an immunologic challenge for the mammalian males. They a...
Reproduction is a complex process, which is based on the cooperation between the endocrine–immune sy...
It has long been known that the testis is an immunologically privileged site in the body, and that h...
Immunological infertility contributes significantly to the etiology of idiopathic male infertility. ...
Studies have shown that the mammalian testis serves as a reservoir for viruses including HIV and Zik...
L’épididyme, organe clé de la fertilité masculine, est le lieu de maturation et de stockage des sper...
Testes of Wistar rats contain at least three organ-specific antigens as revealed by the gel diffusio...
In the mammalian testis, meiotic and postmeiotic germ cell antigens are granted immune privilege. Bo...
It has long been known that the testis is an immunologically privileged site in the body, and that h...
Wild animals' immune responses contribute to their evolutionary fitness. These responses are moulded...
The purpose of this review is to describe how the immune cells present in the testis interact with t...
Immunologically privileged sites are those in which tissue allografts survive longer than in convect...
To protect the male germ cells from adverse immune reaction, the male reproductive system adopts spe...
The testis in immune privilege Summary: The production, differentiation, and presence of male gamete...
In recent years the need to develop vaccines against a variety of sexually transmitted diseases, the...
International audienceSpermatozoa represent an immunologic challenge for the mammalian males. They a...
Reproduction is a complex process, which is based on the cooperation between the endocrine–immune sy...
It has long been known that the testis is an immunologically privileged site in the body, and that h...
Immunological infertility contributes significantly to the etiology of idiopathic male infertility. ...
Studies have shown that the mammalian testis serves as a reservoir for viruses including HIV and Zik...
L’épididyme, organe clé de la fertilité masculine, est le lieu de maturation et de stockage des sper...
Testes of Wistar rats contain at least three organ-specific antigens as revealed by the gel diffusio...
In the mammalian testis, meiotic and postmeiotic germ cell antigens are granted immune privilege. Bo...
It has long been known that the testis is an immunologically privileged site in the body, and that h...
Wild animals' immune responses contribute to their evolutionary fitness. These responses are moulded...
The purpose of this review is to describe how the immune cells present in the testis interact with t...
Immunologically privileged sites are those in which tissue allografts survive longer than in convect...
To protect the male germ cells from adverse immune reaction, the male reproductive system adopts spe...