Relating immune and stress responses to infection resistance and tolerance.
Relating immune and stress responses to infection resistance and tolerance.
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将免疫和应激反应与感染抵抗力和耐受性联系起来。
DOI:
10.1016/j.bbi.2009.10.012
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2010
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Schneider,David
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Schneider,David
No physiological system exists in isolation; signaling webs link all of our systems and the immune system is no exception. Insect studies have been used to investigate a variety of signaling loops between physiologies like sleep, reproduction, diet and aging. The immune system modifies these physiological systems, and, in turn, alterations in these physiologies, feed back on immunity. Early studies on insect immunity stressed how the immune response is stimulated but as the field matures, these studies are moving towards a description of integrated responses (Lemaitre et al. 1996; Shirasu-Hiza and Schneider 2007).Ecologists describe two routes to maintaining fitness to infections (Raberg et al. 2009; Schneider and Ayres 2008). These are resistance and tolerance. Resistance is the ability to limit pathogen growth and tolerance is the ability to limit pathogen damage. For example, a plant that can prevent cows from eating it because it has thorns would be considered resistant because it reduces the the threat of cows consuming the flowers. A plant that simply grows new flowers to replace eaten flowers would be tolerant as it has no outright effect on flower consumption.