Antibody-dependent enhancement of viral infection¶
Takada, A., & Kawaoka, Y. (2003). Antibody-dependent enhancement of viral infection: molecular mechanisms and in vivo implications. Reviews in Medical Virology, 13(6), 387-398.
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Primes¶
- Self Engagement Under Misclassification
- The pattern extends to antibody-dependent enhancement, workplace anti-leak controls misfiring on whistleblowers, and anti-spam filters blackholing critical mail.
This sourceReviews antibody-dependent enhancement, in which antibodies meant for defense instead facilitate viral entry and worsen disease — a defensive mechanism harming the host it protects.
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The review's abstract backs only the antibody-dependent enhancement limb of the sentence, showing antibodies that facilitate viral entry and accompany disease exacerbation; it says nothing about the other two examples.
“Since ADE is exploited by a variety of viruses and has been associated with disease exacerbation, it may have broad relevance to the pathogenesis of viral infection and antiviral strategies.”
- The pattern extends to antibody-dependent enhancement, workplace anti-leak controls misfiring on whistleblowers, and anti-spam filters blackholing critical mail.
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