Eléments de l'association
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List of bibliographic references
Number of relevant bibliographic references: 10.| Ident. | Authors (with country if any) | Title |
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| 002C80 | A P Konstantinos [États-Unis] ; J F Sheridan | Stress and influenza viral infection: modulation of proinflammatory cytokine responses in the lung. |
| 002C84 | K. Ghoshal [États-Unis] ; S. Majumder ; Q. Zhu ; J. Hunzeker ; J. Datta ; M. Shah ; J F Sheridan ; S T Jacob | Influenza virus infection induces metallothionein gene expression in the mouse liver and lung by overlapping but distinct molecular mechanisms. |
| 002D84 | D A Padgett [États-Unis] ; R M Loria ; J F Sheridan | Steroid hormone regulation of antiviral immunity. |
| 002D85 | J F Sheridan [États-Unis] ; J L Stark ; R. Avitsur ; D A Padgett | Social disruption, immunity, and susceptibility to viral infection. Role of glucocorticoid insensitivity and NGF. |
| 002F01 | D A Padgett [États-Unis] ; J F Sheridan | Androstenediol (AED) prevents neuroendocrine-mediated suppression of the immune response to an influenza viral infection. |
| 002F56 | R. Glaser [États-Unis] ; J K Kiecolt-Glaser ; W B Malarkey ; J F Sheridan | The influence of psychological stress on the immune response to vaccines. |
| 002F58 | J F Sheridan [États-Unis] ; C. Dobbs ; J. Jung ; X. Chu ; A. Konstantinos ; D. Padgett ; R. Glaser | Stress-induced neuroendocrine modulation of viral pathogenesis and immunity. |
| 002F59 | D A Padgett [États-Unis] ; R C Maccallum ; J F Sheridan | Stress exacerbates age-related decrements in the immune response to an experimental influenza viral infection. |
| 003140 | C M Dobbs [États-Unis] ; N. Feng ; F M Beck ; J F Sheridan | Neuroendocrine regulation of cytokine production during experimental influenza viral infection: effects of restraint stress-induced elevation in endogenous corticosterone. |
| 003217 | K. Orts [États-Unis] ; J F Sheridan ; S. Robinson-Whelen ; R. Glaser ; W B Malarkey ; J K Kiecolt-Glaser | The reliability and validity of a structured interview for the assessment of infectious illness symptoms. |
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