Correction: Luedemann et al. Prostate Cancer-Associated miRNAs in Saliva: First Steps to an Easily Accessible and Reliable Screening Tool. 2022, , 1366.

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Systems serology-based comparison of antibody effector functions induced by adjuvanted vaccines to guide vaccine design.

The mechanisms by which antibodies confer protection vary across vaccines, ranging from simple neutralization to functions requiring innate immune recruitment via Fc-dependent mechanisms. The role of adjuvants in shaping the maturation of antibody-effector functions remains under investigated. Using systems serology, we compared adjuvants in licensed vaccines (AS01/AS01/AS03/AS04/Alum) combined with a model antigen.

Prostate Cancer-Associated miRNAs in Saliva: First Steps to an Easily Accessible and Reliable Screening Tool.

Background: Common diagnostic tools for prostate cancer-prostate-specific antigen and transrectal biopsy-show only low predictive value and poor sensitivity. This study examines circulating miRNA in saliva to explore the possibility of a non-invasive and easy-to-execute diagnostic tool for prostate cancer screenings.

Methods: 16 miRNAs were extracted from salivary exosomes and analyzed via the delta-CT method.

Polysaccharide and conjugate vaccines to generate distinct humoral responses.

is a major cause of community-acquired pneumonia, bacteremia, and meningitis in older adults worldwide. Two pneumococcal vaccines containing capsular polysaccharides are in current use: the polysaccharide vaccine PPSV23 and the glycoconjugate vaccine PCV13. In clinical trials, both vaccines elicit similar opsonophagocytic killing activity.

Torcular pseudomass in newborns and its association with delivery: follow up or leave it alone?

Purpose: The cranial epidural space (ES) is a potential space and is not generally recognized unless there is underlying pathology. With MRI in newborns, we have frequently observed T2 hyperintense thickening of the ES posterior to the confluence of sinuses, also referred to as "torcular pseudomass" (TP). We aim to identify the frequency of TP and possible associations with delivery.