Does in vivo protein synthesis of circulating human T lymphocytes respond to a cortisol challenge within 24 h?
The metabolic activity of circulating T lymphocytes, as reflected by a quantitative measurement of in vivo protein synthesis of human T lymphocytes, was not affected by the increased level of cortisol.
We provide evidence that in the vicinity of humans, when exposed to a blend of physical and olfactory signals from more than one host, An. gambiae can effectively and consistently express host-selection behaviour that results in non-random biting.