Gut microbiota may be the key factor explaining why certain individuals do not respond well to the pneumococcal vaccine, a ...

The most abundant type of antibody in our intestine is immunoglobulin A (IgA) which, once released, recognizes, and binds specific gut bacteria. On average, about 35% of the gut bacteria are ...

is a condition that causes IgA antibodies to accumulate in the kidneys—leading to damage that affects their blood-filtering function. Each stage of this condition affects your kidneys a bit ...

Antibodies to erythrocytes or leukocytes could not be found, but a precipitating antibody reactive with IgA in donor and normal human serum was discovered in the patient's serum. This antibody ...

WHILE norovirus still circulates at high levels, a new pill designed to protect against the winter vomiting bug has been undergoing trials. Just two weeks ago there was a record number of patients ...

Gut microbiota may be the key factor explaining why certain individuals do not respond well to the pneumococcal vaccine-a bacterium that can cause ...

Newborn infants have little or no secretory IgA (SIgA) at birth ... A sensitive double antibody radiommunoassay was used to assay SIgA compared with a human colostrum derived SIgA standard.

Vaxart (VXRT) announced that complete data from the Phase 1b trial of its first-generation oral pill norovirus vaccine candidate in elderly ...

Serological testing in people who have IgA deficiency:- What is the sensitivity and specificity of IgG tissue transglutaminase (tTG), IgG endomysial antibodies (EMA) and IgG deamidated gliadin peptide ...