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Critical Reviews™ in Immunology, 2011
Adaptive immunity, involving distinctive antibody- and cell-mediated responses to specific antigens based on "memory" of previous exposure, is a hallmark of higher vertebrates. It has been argued that adaptive immunity arose rapidly, as articulated in the "big bang theory" surrounding its origins, which stresses the importance of coincident whole ...
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Adaptive immunity, involving distinctive antibody- and cell-mediated responses to specific antigens based on "memory" of previous exposure, is a hallmark of higher vertebrates. It has been argued that adaptive immunity arose rapidly, as articulated in the "big bang theory" surrounding its origins, which stresses the importance of coincident whole ...
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Adaptive immunity to mycobacteria
Current Opinion in Microbiology, 2004Advances are now being made in terms of understanding both the initiation of the adaptive or acquired response to tuberculosis infection and its interface with elements of the innate response, as well as much later events in terms of the chronic disease state where reactivation can potentially occur.
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Evolution of adaptive immunity
Biology Bulletin, 2009The current state of the problem of emergence and evolution of adaptive immunity in different taxonomic groups of animals is analyzed. Special attention is given to the emergence and phylogenetic development of the lymphocyte, the key component of immune response, as well as to the evolutionary development of T- and B-cell immune systems, adaptive ...
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