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Conditions where host defenses are impaired, leading to infections and autoimmune diseases.
Congenital disorders that impair the ability to produce normal immune responses.
It specifically involves a lack of gamma globulin and affects B cell function.
Severe recurrent infections due to lack of immunoglobulin production.
Maternally derived IgG levels decrease as the infant's immune system develops.
Defective CD40 signaling leads to low IgA and IgG levels with increased IgM.
Increased risk of respiratory infections and autoimmune diseases.
Defective development of the thymus and parathyroid glands.
It leads to severe and selective deficiency of T lymphocyte function.
An X-linked recessive disorder characterized by eczema, thrombocytopenia, and recurrent infections.
An autosomal recessive disorder with cerebellar ataxia and combined immunodeficiency.
Impaired development of CD4+ T cells leading to recurrent infections.
Combined deficiency of humoral and cell-mediated immunity leads to early recurrent infections.
They can lead to increased susceptibility to infections and immune complex diseases.
An autosomal recessive disorder affecting neutrophil function, leading to persistent infections.
Decreased pigmentation and impaired neutrophil function due to large lysosomal granules.
Inability to destroy engulfed bacteria, leading to increased infection risk.
Underlying diseases or therapeutic measures that depress the immune system.
It destroys CD4 T cells, leading to increased vulnerability to opportunistic infections.