面向免疫学家的智人传染病

Davies Ajs
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使用分析方法,在不使应答系统超载的情况下,引起特异性抗体反应。通常也只有有限的方法来跟踪大量细胞激活的生理后果这是整个免疫过程的一部分包括,重要的是,先天系统的非特异性激活随着死亡和受损细胞的产生而死亡和受损细胞是感染的结果。
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Communicable Diseases in Homo sapiens for Immunologists
using analytic methodology, of eliciting a specific antibody response without overloading the responsive system. There has also often been only restricted means of following the physiological consequences of the activation of the large numbers of the cells which are part of the overall immunological processes including, importantly, non-specific activation of the innate system following the creation of dead dying and damaged cells as a consequence of infection.
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