Energy restriction and exercise differentially enhance components of systemic and mucosal immunity in mice

Keyphrases

• Energy Conservation 100%
• Ad Libitum 100%
• Systemic Immunity 100%
• Mucosal Immunity 100%
• Running Wheel 66%
• Dietary Change 66%
• Concanavalin A (Con A) 66%
• Natural Killer Cell Activity 66%
• Physical Activity 33%
• Chronic Disease 33%
• Obesity 33%
• Obesity Prevalence 33%
• C57BL 33%
• Risk Factors 33%
• Immune System 33%
• T Cells 33%
• Energy Intake 33%
• Induced Proliferation 33%
• Spleen Weight 33%
• ER + 33%
• Biological Mechanisms 33%
• Control Energy 33%
• Cytokine Production 33%
• B Lymphocytes 33%
• T Cell Activation 33%
• Treatment Conditions 33%
• Voluntary Wheel Running 33%
• T Cell Proliferation 33%
• Systemic Immune Response 33%
• Peyer's Patch Cell 33%
• Physiological Systems 33%
• Mucosal Immune Response 33%
• Components of the Immune System 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Cell Function 100%
• Dietary Change 100%
• Mucosal Immunity 100%
• Concanavalin A 100%
• Malignant Neoplasm 50%
• Prevalence 50%
• Physical Activity 50%
• Caloric Intake 50%
• C57BL/6 50%
• T Cell 50%
• Chronic Disease 50%
• Cytokine Production 50%
• Components of the Immune System 50%
• T Lymphocyte 50%
• B Lymphocyte 50%
• Immune System 50%
• Peyer's Patch 50%
• Natural Killer Cell 50%
• Immune Function 50%
• T Cell Proliferation 50%
• Natural Killer Cell 50%

Neuroscience

• Concanavalin A 100%
• T Cell 100%
• Cell Function 100%
• Natural Killer Cell 100%
• Cell Proliferation 50%
• B Cell 50%
• Cytokine Production 50%