immunologically

The cornea of the eye is immunologically a very special tissue.

The brain is an immunologically privileged organ, so rejection would not be a problem.

Other immunologically privileged sites include the eye, brain and uterus.

Still immunologically weak, he contracted acute pneumonia and could not recover.

"Any question of the patient being immunologically compromised ?"

These males were typically immunologically superior with higher leukocyte counts.

But they said it was too soon to know whether the baboon cells had begun to grow and function immunologically.

This latter syndrome can occur in both immunologically normal and deficient persons.

The baby's supply of immunologically compatible cord blood was saved for transplantation to his brother.

"Most of us don't kill ourselves off at puberty - not immunologically, anyway," she said.

The fact that all members of an immunologically naive population are exposed to a new disease simultaneously increases the fatalities.

There were times when, immunologically speaking, he wondered why a highly evolved and complex organism should be its own worst enemy.

During pregnancy, there is a two-way traffic of immunologically active cell lines through the placenta.

Usually harmless, it may cause amebiasis in immunologically compromised individuals.

Without similarly long ancestral exposure, indigenous Americans were immunologically naive and therefore extremely vulnerable.

To realize the promise of stem cells, scientists say they need to develop cell lines that are immunologically compatible with patients.

Congenital toxoplasmosis transmitted from an immunologically competent mother infected before conception.

To test this model, we immunologically located the inner and outer membrane components in the vacuoles.

Also, the cells would not be immunologically compatible with a patient unless manipulated in ways that have yet to be devised.

Langerhans cells, immunologically active cells, are located in the middle of this layer.

Research is under way to render such tissue immunologically "silent" so that it is not rejected by a human recipient.

Immunologically active barrier through humoral and cellular constituents of the immune system.

Death rates during outbreaks were usually extremely high, approaching 100% in immunologically naïve populations.

Since they are immunologically active, they are also called "immunoglobulins".

Immunologically privileged sites were thought to include: