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Dictionary » S » Sensitization Sensitizationsensitization immunization, especially with reference to antigens (immunogens) not associated with infection; the induction of acquired sensitivity or of allergy. ![]()
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Results from our forumStomach bloating and weight gain... Michael Schemann's research team at the TUM Department for Human Biology has managed to demonstrate that micro-inflammations of the mucosa cause sensitization of the enteric nervous system, thereby causing irritable bowel syndrome. Using ultrafast optical measuring methods, the researchers were ...
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Rh Sensitization and Blood TransfusionsIf an O negative mother becomes sensitized by exposure to her positive blood type fetus' blood during pregnancy, how does that affect the mother in the future if she needs a blood transfusion? My OB GYN said that if I became sensitized that it would be very difficult for me to get blood if I ever ne...
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The Fiber Disease... there is a need to conduct a new adequate study with this isolate, according to the Buehler protocol. Alternatively, in the absence of a negative sensitization test, it is recommended that the commercial formulation of Green Muscle should be labelled as a potential skin sensitizer. Environmental ...
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Habituation & Sensitization: Are they nondeclarative memYes, they are both part of the unconscious nondeclarative memory learning system. The Aplysia a seaslug can be gently approached with a soft hand and will create habituation....but if someone graps the Aplysia by the tail it will leave an unconscious nondeclarative memory and learning trail that wil...
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