… The first set of responses constitutes the innate immune response. Because the recognition
… host response. The second set of responses constitutes the adaptive immune response. …

… , weaker and shorter-lived immune responses to vaccines, it is reasonable to … immune
responses to other pathogens. Consistent with this argument, adults who show poorer responses …

… mean effect of non-specific immune responses on survival across studies of … to immune
response). The objective was to estimate the mean effect of the relationship between immune …

… of these proteins during an immune response, the logic of this … Cytokines are powerful
inducers of immune responses and … at the site or migrate in response to other chemoattractants. …

… innate immunity as the foundation of all immune responses. … commensal organism populations
to immune protection and … microenvironments in directing immune responses. Lastly, a …

… is one part of the overall picture of carbohydrate structure and function: the immune
system. The immune response is an ideal system in which to begin painting a larger picture of …

… immune and inflammatory responses. These effector molecules are produced transiently and
locally controlling the amplitude and duration of the response. … of an immune response are …

… immune response is generated that results in the proliferation of antigen-specific lymphocytes.
Immunity is … and acquired immune systems interact to initiate antigenic responses against …

… adaptive immune response. The adaptive immune system, in turn, activates innate effector
mechanisms in an antigen-specific manner. The connections between the various immune …

… The first set of responses constitutes the innate immune response. Because the recognition
… host response. The second set of responses constitutes the adaptive immune response. …