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Dictionary » I » Immune Reaction Immune ReactionA bodily defense reaction that recognizes an invading substance (an antigen: such as a virus or fungus or bacteria or transplanted organ) and produces antibodies specific against that antigen. ![]()
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Results from our forumSperm Immunity of WomensSperm are immunogenic - that is they will cause an autoimmune reaction if transplanted from the testis into a different part of the body. This has been demonstrated ...
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What are some ways to boost your immune system?... there are quite a few diseases that are the direct consequences of the immune system over reaction. Common cold is a common example :)
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Cortisol effect on immune system?... react adequately fast enough, there will be no point of having an immune system, depressed or not. So the side effect of the fight or flight reaction is not countered selected strongly enough to matter the massive selection for that ...
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Immune response due to egg.... casein, whey, etc etc. We are not sure what the stimulus of why their immune system develops antigens against those foods and why those are active. ... peanut cause some people to go into shock others may have a less severe reaction? Is it just less highly expressed antigen in less immune cells ...
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Biology EE... sentinel nodes, circulating tumour cells, intra/extravasation, reaction of immune cells, 'seed and soil' theory..... It's key to understanding why cancer recurs (and ...
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