FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W3210271900> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W3210271900 abstract "As an ancient infectious disease, tuberculosis (TB) is still the leading cause of death from a single infectious agent worldwide. Latent TB infection (LTBI) has been recognized as the largest source of new TB cases and is one of the biggest obstacles to achieving the aim of the End TB Strategy. The latest data indicate that a considerable percentage of the population with LTBI and the lack of differential diagnosis between LTBI and active TB (aTB) may be potential reasons for the high TB morbidity and mortality in countries with high TB burdens. The tuberculin skin test (TST) has been used to diagnose TB for > 100 years, but it fails to distinguish patients with LTBI from those with aTB and people who have received Bacillus Calmette-Guérin vaccination. To overcome the limitations of TST, several new skin tests and interferon-gamma release assays have been developed, such as the Diaskintest, C-Tb skin test, EC-Test, and T-cell spot of the TB assay, QuantiFERON-TB Gold In-Tube, QuantiFERON-TB Gold-Plus, LIAISON QuantiFERON-TB Gold Plus test, and LIOFeron TB/LTBI. However, these methods cannot distinguish LTBI from aTB. To investigate the reasons why all these methods cannot distinguish LTBI from aTB, we have explained the concept and definition of LTBI and expounded on the immunological mechanism of LTBI in this review. In addition, we have outlined the research status, future directions, and challenges of LTBI differential diagnosis, including novel biomarkers derived from Mycobacterium tuberculosis and hosts, new models and algorithms, omics technologies, and microbiota." @default.
• W3210271900 created "2021-11-08" @default.
• W3210271900 creator A5072109135 @default.
• W3210271900 creator A5088734670 @default.
• W3210271900 date "2021-10-22" @default.
• W3210271900 modified "2023-10-18" @default.
• W3210271900 title "Differential Diagnosis of Latent Tuberculosis Infection and Active Tuberculosis: A Key to a Successful Tuberculosis Control Strategy" @default.
• W3210271900 cites W1244040912 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W1490516418 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W1503364994 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W1548003147 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W1734165615 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W1882498765 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W1884998774 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W1916517642 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W1952695080 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W1965736064 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W1971122112 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W1972849545 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W1978678858 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W1985236314 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W1987531965 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W1989696958 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W1990654965 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2007635274 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2009101746 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2014262351 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2014300759 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2016068555 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2019883798 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2021494120 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2021530329 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2023478821 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2026367822 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2029357111 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2029562822 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2037838744 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2042880352 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2044648227 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2045018004 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2057046064 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2068034671 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2068764838 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2077412162 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2077996022 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2081142757 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2081426014 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2083048450 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2085448630 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2089618876 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2090707513 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2093547008 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2098024085 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2101735877 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2102467166 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2103938962 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2105031128 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2105952229 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2109543073 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2110799129 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2113427848 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2117370610 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2123790683 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2125940633 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2128013710 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2133562534 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2134369881 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2143891209 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2146357337 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2150127618 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2151595861 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2152497214 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2157320569 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2158023121 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2166036585 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2166758514 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2177512550 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2180356877 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2210413207 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2242155555 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2280484368 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2320943722 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2332924145 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2464115340 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2493113184 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2502149824 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2528793190 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2533230523 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2540385479 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2550360630 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2552633750 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2552676313 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2558408679 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2559832962 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2573842137 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2580492567 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2585399699 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2615980374 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2621369806 @default.
• W3210271900 cites W2621491839 @default.

• next