The immune response in iron-deficient young children: Effect of iron supplementation on cell-mediated immunity

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1432-1076
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Iron deficiency ; Iron supplementation ; Immune functions ; Cell-mediated immunity ; Interleukin-2
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Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
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Medicine
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Abstract The effects of iron deficiency on immunity remain controversial. This study was designed to assess the impact of iron supplementation on the immune status, in 81 children aged 6 months–3 years, at high risk for iron deficiency, using a longitudinal double blind randomised and placebo-controlled study. Lymphocytes of iron-deficient children produced less interleukin-2 in vitro. Iron supplementation for 2 months increased mean corpuscular volume, serum ferritin and serum transferrin, but had no effect on the parameters of T-cell mediated immunity. The lower interleukin-2 levels in iron-deficient suggest that cell-mediated immunity may be impaired in iron deficiency.
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autor Thibault, H.
Galan, P.
Selz, F.
Preziosi, P.
Olivier, C.
Badoual, J.
Hercberg, S.
autorsonst Thibault, H.
Galan, P.
Selz, F.
Preziosi, P.
Olivier, C.
Badoual, J.
Hercberg, S.
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notes Abstract The effects of iron deficiency on immunity remain controversial. This study was designed to assess the impact of iron supplementation on the immune status, in 81 children aged 6 months–3 years, at high risk for iron deficiency, using a longitudinal double blind randomised and placebo-controlled study. Lymphocytes of iron-deficient children produced less interleukin-2 in vitro. Iron supplementation for 2 months increased mean corpuscular volume, serum ferritin and serum transferrin, but had no effect on the parameters of T-cell mediated immunity. The lower interleukin-2 levels in iron-deficient suggest that cell-mediated immunity may be impaired in iron deficiency.
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schlagwort Iron deficiency
Iron supplementation
Immune functions
Cell-mediated immunity
Interleukin-2
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shingle_author_1 Thibault, H.
Galan, P.
Selz, F.
Preziosi, P.
Olivier, C.
Badoual, J.
Hercberg, S.
shingle_author_2 Thibault, H.
Galan, P.
Selz, F.
Preziosi, P.
Olivier, C.
Badoual, J.
Hercberg, S.
shingle_author_3 Thibault, H.
Galan, P.
Selz, F.
Preziosi, P.
Olivier, C.
Badoual, J.
Hercberg, S.
shingle_author_4 Thibault, H.
Galan, P.
Selz, F.
Preziosi, P.
Olivier, C.
Badoual, J.
Hercberg, S.
shingle_catch_all_1 Thibault, H.
Galan, P.
Selz, F.
Preziosi, P.
Olivier, C.
Badoual, J.
Hercberg, S.
The immune response in iron-deficient young children: Effect of iron supplementation on cell-mediated immunity
Iron deficiency
Iron supplementation
Immune functions
Cell-mediated immunity
Interleukin-2
Iron deficiency
Iron supplementation
Immune functions
Cell-mediated immunity
Interleukin-2
Abstract The effects of iron deficiency on immunity remain controversial. This study was designed to assess the impact of iron supplementation on the immune status, in 81 children aged 6 months–3 years, at high risk for iron deficiency, using a longitudinal double blind randomised and placebo-controlled study. Lymphocytes of iron-deficient children produced less interleukin-2 in vitro. Iron supplementation for 2 months increased mean corpuscular volume, serum ferritin and serum transferrin, but had no effect on the parameters of T-cell mediated immunity. The lower interleukin-2 levels in iron-deficient suggest that cell-mediated immunity may be impaired in iron deficiency.
1432-1076
14321076
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shingle_catch_all_2 Thibault, H.
Galan, P.
Selz, F.
Preziosi, P.
Olivier, C.
Badoual, J.
Hercberg, S.
The immune response in iron-deficient young children: Effect of iron supplementation on cell-mediated immunity
Iron deficiency
Iron supplementation
Immune functions
Cell-mediated immunity
Interleukin-2
Iron deficiency
Iron supplementation
Immune functions
Cell-mediated immunity
Interleukin-2
Abstract The effects of iron deficiency on immunity remain controversial. This study was designed to assess the impact of iron supplementation on the immune status, in 81 children aged 6 months–3 years, at high risk for iron deficiency, using a longitudinal double blind randomised and placebo-controlled study. Lymphocytes of iron-deficient children produced less interleukin-2 in vitro. Iron supplementation for 2 months increased mean corpuscular volume, serum ferritin and serum transferrin, but had no effect on the parameters of T-cell mediated immunity. The lower interleukin-2 levels in iron-deficient suggest that cell-mediated immunity may be impaired in iron deficiency.
1432-1076
14321076
Springer
shingle_catch_all_3 Thibault, H.
Galan, P.
Selz, F.
Preziosi, P.
Olivier, C.
Badoual, J.
Hercberg, S.
The immune response in iron-deficient young children: Effect of iron supplementation on cell-mediated immunity
Iron deficiency
Iron supplementation
Immune functions
Cell-mediated immunity
Interleukin-2
Iron deficiency
Iron supplementation
Immune functions
Cell-mediated immunity
Interleukin-2
Abstract The effects of iron deficiency on immunity remain controversial. This study was designed to assess the impact of iron supplementation on the immune status, in 81 children aged 6 months–3 years, at high risk for iron deficiency, using a longitudinal double blind randomised and placebo-controlled study. Lymphocytes of iron-deficient children produced less interleukin-2 in vitro. Iron supplementation for 2 months increased mean corpuscular volume, serum ferritin and serum transferrin, but had no effect on the parameters of T-cell mediated immunity. The lower interleukin-2 levels in iron-deficient suggest that cell-mediated immunity may be impaired in iron deficiency.
1432-1076
14321076
Springer
shingle_catch_all_4 Thibault, H.
Galan, P.
Selz, F.
Preziosi, P.
Olivier, C.
Badoual, J.
Hercberg, S.
The immune response in iron-deficient young children: Effect of iron supplementation on cell-mediated immunity
Iron deficiency
Iron supplementation
Immune functions
Cell-mediated immunity
Interleukin-2
Iron deficiency
Iron supplementation
Immune functions
Cell-mediated immunity
Interleukin-2
Abstract The effects of iron deficiency on immunity remain controversial. This study was designed to assess the impact of iron supplementation on the immune status, in 81 children aged 6 months–3 years, at high risk for iron deficiency, using a longitudinal double blind randomised and placebo-controlled study. Lymphocytes of iron-deficient children produced less interleukin-2 in vitro. Iron supplementation for 2 months increased mean corpuscular volume, serum ferritin and serum transferrin, but had no effect on the parameters of T-cell mediated immunity. The lower interleukin-2 levels in iron-deficient suggest that cell-mediated immunity may be impaired in iron deficiency.
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