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Which of the following best describes the primary function of the immune system?
Which of the following best describes the primary function of the immune system?
- To provide resistance against infections. (correct)
- To regulate body temperature through sweat glands.
- To transport oxygen and carbon dioxide throughout the body.
- To facilitate the digestion and absorption of nutrients.
Which of the following is the most accurate definition of 'Immune response'?
Which of the following is the most accurate definition of 'Immune response'?
- The process of inflammation triggered by physical injury.
- The immediate secretion of digestive enzymes after food intake.
- The body's reaction to changes in atmospheric pressure.
- The coordinated reaction of cells and molecules to infectious microbes. (correct)
If a substance triggers an immune response, it is reasonable to assume that the body recognizes the substance as:
If a substance triggers an immune response, it is reasonable to assume that the body recognizes the substance as:
- Harmful and requiring a defensive action. (correct)
- Beneficial and nutritious.
- Having no effect on the body’s functions.
- A normal component of body tissues.
What encompasses the study of the immune system, including its responses to pathogens and its role in disease?
What encompasses the study of the immune system, including its responses to pathogens and its role in disease?
Which of the following is the broadest term, encompassing all others?
Which of the following is the broadest term, encompassing all others?
Which statement accurately differentiates between immunity and the immune system?
Which statement accurately differentiates between immunity and the immune system?
If a researcher is investigating the specific cellular and molecular mechanisms the body uses to combat a novel viral infection, which field of study are they primarily working in?
If a researcher is investigating the specific cellular and molecular mechanisms the body uses to combat a novel viral infection, which field of study are they primarily working in?
How are 'Immune response' and 'Immune system' related?
How are 'Immune response' and 'Immune system' related?
Which process describes phagocytosis MOST accurately?
Which process describes phagocytosis MOST accurately?
A researcher observes a large number of cells releasing enzymes that damage parasite cell walls, but also notes concurrent damage to surrounding host tissues. Which cell type is MOST likely involved?
A researcher observes a large number of cells releasing enzymes that damage parasite cell walls, but also notes concurrent damage to surrounding host tissues. Which cell type is MOST likely involved?
Which of the following is the PRIMARY function of B lymphocytes in humoral immunity?
Which of the following is the PRIMARY function of B lymphocytes in humoral immunity?
A patient's immune response is failing to control an intracellular bacterial infection. Which type of T lymphocyte would be MOST beneficial in restoring immune function?
A patient's immune response is failing to control an intracellular bacterial infection. Which type of T lymphocyte would be MOST beneficial in restoring immune function?
Following a tissue injury, which cell type is MOST responsible for clearing dead tissues and initiating the process of tissue repair?
Following a tissue injury, which cell type is MOST responsible for clearing dead tissues and initiating the process of tissue repair?
Why is the interaction between T lymphocytes and antigen-presenting cells (APCs) MOST critical for adaptive immunity?
Why is the interaction between T lymphocytes and antigen-presenting cells (APCs) MOST critical for adaptive immunity?
Which of the following mediators are secreted by phagocytic cells to recruit and activate other immune cells during an infection?
Which of the following mediators are secreted by phagocytic cells to recruit and activate other immune cells during an infection?
In a patient with a viral infection, which of the following immune responses would MOST effectively eliminate virus-infected cells?
In a patient with a viral infection, which of the following immune responses would MOST effectively eliminate virus-infected cells?
Which of the following is the primary function of natural killer (NK) cells in innate immunity?
Which of the following is the primary function of natural killer (NK) cells in innate immunity?
Cytokines mediate inflammatory reactions and communication between cells. Which cells are the principal sources of these cytokines in innate immunity?
Cytokines mediate inflammatory reactions and communication between cells. Which cells are the principal sources of these cytokines in innate immunity?
Which of the following is a function of chemokines?
Which of the following is a function of chemokines?
Which of the following is a function of the complement system?
Which of the following is a function of the complement system?
Which of the following best describes the function of secreted antibodies?
Which of the following best describes the function of secreted antibodies?
How does the complement protein C3b function in eliminating pathogens?
How does the complement protein C3b function in eliminating pathogens?
Which type of cells exclusively produce immunoglobulins (antibodies)?
Which type of cells exclusively produce immunoglobulins (antibodies)?
What is the primary role of interferons?
What is the primary role of interferons?
The adaptive immune system relies heavily on cytokines produced by helper T lymphocytes. What is the primary function of these cytokines?
The adaptive immune system relies heavily on cytokines produced by helper T lymphocytes. What is the primary function of these cytokines?
How do membrane-bound antibodies function on the surface of B lymphocytes?
How do membrane-bound antibodies function on the surface of B lymphocytes?
Which of the following is a central (primary) immune organ?
Which of the following is a central (primary) immune organ?
Which of the following is NOT a recognized effect of the complement system?
Which of the following is NOT a recognized effect of the complement system?
Monokines are a specific class of cytokines. Which cells produce monokines?
Monokines are a specific class of cytokines. Which cells produce monokines?
What is the main function of peripheral (secondary) immune organs?
What is the main function of peripheral (secondary) immune organs?
How do lymph nodes contribute to immune function?
How do lymph nodes contribute to immune function?
What is the key distinction between the role of cytokines in innate versus adaptive immunity?
What is the key distinction between the role of cytokines in innate versus adaptive immunity?
Interleukins are a subset of cytokines. Which cells primarily produce interleukins?
Interleukins are a subset of cytokines. Which cells primarily produce interleukins?
Which of the following is a function of the spleen?
Which of the following is a function of the spleen?
Where are mast cells primarily located, and what is contained within their cytoplasmic granules?
Where are mast cells primarily located, and what is contained within their cytoplasmic granules?
Which of the following statements accurately describes the relationship between lymphokines and lymphocytes?
Which of the following statements accurately describes the relationship between lymphokines and lymphocytes?
What is the role of antigen-presenting cells (APCs) in T cell activation?
What is the role of antigen-presenting cells (APCs) in T cell activation?
If a patient has a compromised thymus, which immune function would be most directly affected?
If a patient has a compromised thymus, which immune function would be most directly affected?
Why is the presentation of antigen by antigen-presenting cells crucial for T cell activation?
Why is the presentation of antigen by antigen-presenting cells crucial for T cell activation?
A patient's lab results show a significant decrease in granulocytes. Which type of infection are they now more susceptible to?
A patient's lab results show a significant decrease in granulocytes. Which type of infection are they now more susceptible to?
What would be the likely consequence of removing the spleen from an otherwise healthy individual?
What would be the likely consequence of removing the spleen from an otherwise healthy individual?
How do mast cells contribute to allergic reactions?
How do mast cells contribute to allergic reactions?
Why are bone marrow transplants often used in the treatment of certain immune deficiencies and cancers?
Why are bone marrow transplants often used in the treatment of certain immune deficiencies and cancers?
A new drug is designed to inhibit the function of antigen-presenting cells. What potential side effect should be closely monitored in patients taking this drug?
A new drug is designed to inhibit the function of antigen-presenting cells. What potential side effect should be closely monitored in patients taking this drug?
Considering the roles of central and peripheral immune organs, what explains why both are necessary for a fully functional immune system?
Considering the roles of central and peripheral immune organs, what explains why both are necessary for a fully functional immune system?
A researcher is investigating how immune cells differentiate into specialized subtypes to perform specific functions. Which area of study is this?
A researcher is investigating how immune cells differentiate into specialized subtypes to perform specific functions. Which area of study is this?
A scientist discovers a new protein that enhances the ability of macrophages to engulf and destroy bacteria. Which aspect of immunity is most directly affected by this protein?
A scientist discovers a new protein that enhances the ability of macrophages to engulf and destroy bacteria. Which aspect of immunity is most directly affected by this protein?
A vaccine is designed to stimulate the production of antibodies that neutralize a specific viral protein. Which branch of the immune system is primarily being activated by this vaccine?
A vaccine is designed to stimulate the production of antibodies that neutralize a specific viral protein. Which branch of the immune system is primarily being activated by this vaccine?
In a patient with a genetic defect that impairs the development of T helper cells, which immunological process would be most directly compromised?
In a patient with a genetic defect that impairs the development of T helper cells, which immunological process would be most directly compromised?
A researcher is studying the mechanisms by which the immune system distinguishes between 'self' and 'non-self.' Deficiencies in this process can lead to which of the following?
A researcher is studying the mechanisms by which the immune system distinguishes between 'self' and 'non-self.' Deficiencies in this process can lead to which of the following?
Which of the following statements BEST captures the essence of 'immunity' in an organism?
Which of the following statements BEST captures the essence of 'immunity' in an organism?
The immune system comprises various elements that work in concert. Which option provides the MOST comprehensive description of the immune system?
The immune system comprises various elements that work in concert. Which option provides the MOST comprehensive description of the immune system?
Consider a scenario where the body encounters a bacterial pathogen. Which term BEST describes the series of events and reactions that occur within the body to combat this pathogen?
Consider a scenario where the body encounters a bacterial pathogen. Which term BEST describes the series of events and reactions that occur within the body to combat this pathogen?
A researcher is studying the mechanisms by which the body distinguishes between its own cells and foreign invaders. Which field of study does this BEST represent?
A researcher is studying the mechanisms by which the body distinguishes between its own cells and foreign invaders. Which field of study does this BEST represent?
Which of the following concepts includes the other concepts?
Which of the following concepts includes the other concepts?
What is the key element that differentiates the term 'immunity' from the term 'immune response'?
What is the key element that differentiates the term 'immunity' from the term 'immune response'?
If a scientist is conducting research focused on the cellular interactions and molecular events during an allergic reaction, which field of study are they primarily engaged in?
If a scientist is conducting research focused on the cellular interactions and molecular events during an allergic reaction, which field of study are they primarily engaged in?
How do 'Immune response' and 'Immune system' relate to one another?
How do 'Immune response' and 'Immune system' relate to one another?
Eosinophils are MOST likely to cause tissue damage due to which of the following reasons?
Eosinophils are MOST likely to cause tissue damage due to which of the following reasons?
Which of the following processes is MOST directly associated with the adaptive, rather than the innate, immune response?
Which of the following processes is MOST directly associated with the adaptive, rather than the innate, immune response?
A patient with a genetic defect is unable to produce functional B lymphocytes. Which of the following immune responses would be MOST affected in this patient?
A patient with a genetic defect is unable to produce functional B lymphocytes. Which of the following immune responses would be MOST affected in this patient?
A researcher is investigating a new drug that enhances the ability of macrophages to clear dead cells and initiate tissue repair. This drug is MOST likely affecting which macrophage function?
A researcher is investigating a new drug that enhances the ability of macrophages to clear dead cells and initiate tissue repair. This drug is MOST likely affecting which macrophage function?
Which of the following mechanisms is MOST directly involved in the elimination of virus-infected host cells?
Which of the following mechanisms is MOST directly involved in the elimination of virus-infected host cells?
A scientist discovers that a particular infectious agent can effectively block phagosome-lysosome fusion in macrophages. Which outcome would MOST likely result from this?
A scientist discovers that a particular infectious agent can effectively block phagosome-lysosome fusion in macrophages. Which outcome would MOST likely result from this?
If a patient has a deficiency in CD4+ T lymphocytes, which of the following immune functions would be MOST compromised?
If a patient has a deficiency in CD4+ T lymphocytes, which of the following immune functions would be MOST compromised?
Which of the following is the MOST critical role of cytokines and chemokines secreted during phagocytosis?
Which of the following is the MOST critical role of cytokines and chemokines secreted during phagocytosis?
What is the primary role of central immune organs, such as the bone marrow and thymus?
What is the primary role of central immune organs, such as the bone marrow and thymus?
Which function is primarily associated with peripheral immune organs like the spleen and lymph nodes?
Which function is primarily associated with peripheral immune organs like the spleen and lymph nodes?
If a patient's spleen is removed due to trauma, what immunological consequence is most likely?
If a patient's spleen is removed due to trauma, what immunological consequence is most likely?
Why is antigen presentation by specialized cells crucial for T cell activation?
Why is antigen presentation by specialized cells crucial for T cell activation?
Mast cells are strategically located in tissues like the skin and mucosal epithelia. What is the primary immunological role of these cells at these locations?
Mast cells are strategically located in tissues like the skin and mucosal epithelia. What is the primary immunological role of these cells at these locations?
A researcher is investigating how immune cells communicate with each other during an infection. Which type of molecule is MOST likely involved in this cell-to-cell communication?
A researcher is investigating how immune cells communicate with each other during an infection. Which type of molecule is MOST likely involved in this cell-to-cell communication?
Following vaccination, naive T cells become activated and differentiate into effector T cells. Where does this activation and differentiation primarily occur?
Following vaccination, naive T cells become activated and differentiate into effector T cells. Where does this activation and differentiation primarily occur?
In an individual with a genetic defect leading to a non-functional thymus, which immune cell population would be most affected?
In an individual with a genetic defect leading to a non-functional thymus, which immune cell population would be most affected?
If a researcher aims to study the earliest stages of immune cell development, which organ would be the most relevant to examine?
If a researcher aims to study the earliest stages of immune cell development, which organ would be the most relevant to examine?
Why is the organized structure of lymph nodes, with distinct T cell and B cell zones, important for adaptive immune responses?
Why is the organized structure of lymph nodes, with distinct T cell and B cell zones, important for adaptive immune responses?
Which of the following is a key difference between the function of the spleen and lymph nodes in the immune system?
Which of the following is a key difference between the function of the spleen and lymph nodes in the immune system?
A patient with a rare genetic disorder has a deficiency in mast cells. Which of the following immune responses would be most affected in this patient?
A patient with a rare genetic disorder has a deficiency in mast cells. Which of the following immune responses would be most affected in this patient?
In an experiment, researchers selectively deplete a specific cell type and then observe a significant decrease in the ability of the immune system to activate T cells. Which cell type was most likely depleted?
In an experiment, researchers selectively deplete a specific cell type and then observe a significant decrease in the ability of the immune system to activate T cells. Which cell type was most likely depleted?
If a researcher is studying the migration patterns of immune cells during inflammation, which type of molecule would be most relevant to investigate?
If a researcher is studying the migration patterns of immune cells during inflammation, which type of molecule would be most relevant to investigate?
A researcher is studying how the immune system recognizes a newly discovered bacterium. They notice that certain cells are engulfing and breaking down the bacteria. Which process are they most likely observing?
A researcher is studying how the immune system recognizes a newly discovered bacterium. They notice that certain cells are engulfing and breaking down the bacteria. Which process are they most likely observing?
Which of the following best describes the role of cytokines in both innate and adaptive immunity?
Which of the following best describes the role of cytokines in both innate and adaptive immunity?
Considering their roles in the immune response, what is the key difference between interleukins and monokines?
Considering their roles in the immune response, what is the key difference between interleukins and monokines?
In an infection, what is the MOST direct mechanism by which the complement system enhances the immune response?
In an infection, what is the MOST direct mechanism by which the complement system enhances the immune response?
How do membrane-bound antibodies on B lymphocytes contribute to the adaptive immune response?
How do membrane-bound antibodies on B lymphocytes contribute to the adaptive immune response?
Which of the following is the MOST accurate description of how the complement protein C3b enhances phagocytosis?
Which of the following is the MOST accurate description of how the complement protein C3b enhances phagocytosis?
If a patient is deficient in NK cells, which type of immune response would be MOST compromised?
If a patient is deficient in NK cells, which type of immune response would be MOST compromised?
What is the primary role of chemokines in an immune response?
What is the primary role of chemokines in an immune response?
What is the primary function of secreted antibodies in adaptive immunity?
What is the primary function of secreted antibodies in adaptive immunity?
How do interferons primarily contribute to antiviral immunity?
How do interferons primarily contribute to antiviral immunity?
What is the MOST significant difference between the sources of cytokines in innate versus adaptive immunity?
What is the MOST significant difference between the sources of cytokines in innate versus adaptive immunity?
Which process is MOST directly facilitated by the secretion of cytokines?
Which process is MOST directly facilitated by the secretion of cytokines?
What is the PRIMARY mechanism by which natural killer (NK) cells recognize infected or stressed cells?
What is the PRIMARY mechanism by which natural killer (NK) cells recognize infected or stressed cells?
If a researcher is studying how the immune system recruits phagocytes to the site of an infection, which class of molecules would be of MOST interest?
If a researcher is studying how the immune system recruits phagocytes to the site of an infection, which class of molecules would be of MOST interest?
Which outcome would MOST likely follow the activation of the complement system?
Which outcome would MOST likely follow the activation of the complement system?
Which of the following cell types is specialized to synthesize and secrete antibodies?
Which of the following cell types is specialized to synthesize and secrete antibodies?
A previously healthy individual is exposed to a new, highly contagious virus. Which of the following innate immune responses would provide the earliest defense against this virus?
A previously healthy individual is exposed to a new, highly contagious virus. Which of the following innate immune responses would provide the earliest defense against this virus?
A researcher is investigating a novel bacterium and observes that it can survive and replicate inside macrophages. Which alteration of the bacterium would MOST likely prevent its intracellular survival?
A researcher is investigating a novel bacterium and observes that it can survive and replicate inside macrophages. Which alteration of the bacterium would MOST likely prevent its intracellular survival?
A patient with a genetic mutation has impaired production of functional complement proteins. This defect would MOST directly compromise which of the following immune functions?
A patient with a genetic mutation has impaired production of functional complement proteins. This defect would MOST directly compromise which of the following immune functions?
In a patient with a parasitic worm infection, which of the following cellular responses would be MOST effective in eliminating the parasite?
In a patient with a parasitic worm infection, which of the following cellular responses would be MOST effective in eliminating the parasite?
A researcher is studying how a new vaccine activates the adaptive immune response. They observe increased expression of co-stimulatory molecules on dendritic cells after vaccination. What is the MOST likely consequence of this increased co-stimulation?
A researcher is studying how a new vaccine activates the adaptive immune response. They observe increased expression of co-stimulatory molecules on dendritic cells after vaccination. What is the MOST likely consequence of this increased co-stimulation?
Which cell type is exclusively responsible for the production of antibodies that neutralize and eliminate antigens?
Which cell type is exclusively responsible for the production of antibodies that neutralize and eliminate antigens?
What is the primary role of CD4+ T lymphocytes in adaptive immunity?
What is the primary role of CD4+ T lymphocytes in adaptive immunity?
Which of the following accurately describes phagocytosis?
Which of the following accurately describes phagocytosis?
Following phagocytosis, which event contributes to the recruitment and activation of other immune cells?
Following phagocytosis, which event contributes to the recruitment and activation of other immune cells?
What function do cytoplasmic granules found in eosinophils perform?
What function do cytoplasmic granules found in eosinophils perform?
Which of the following functions is primarily associated with macrophages?
Which of the following functions is primarily associated with macrophages?
What is the main function of CD8+ cytotoxic T lymphocytes (CTLs)?
What is the main function of CD8+ cytotoxic T lymphocytes (CTLs)?
Which of the following cell types shares structural and functional similarities with mast cells?
Which of the following cell types shares structural and functional similarities with mast cells?
Which of the following scenarios BEST exemplifies 'immunity' in action?
Which of the following scenarios BEST exemplifies 'immunity' in action?
If a researcher aims to study the collaborative action of various cells and molecules in response to a viral infection, which of the following would be MOST relevant to investigate?
If a researcher aims to study the collaborative action of various cells and molecules in response to a viral infection, which of the following would be MOST relevant to investigate?
Consider a situation where an individual's body demonstrates a heightened sensitivity and reactivity upon subsequent exposure to a substance. To what is the body MOST likely reacting?
Consider a situation where an individual's body demonstrates a heightened sensitivity and reactivity upon subsequent exposure to a substance. To what is the body MOST likely reacting?
Which activity falls MOST directly under the purview of immunology as a field of study?
Which activity falls MOST directly under the purview of immunology as a field of study?
A scientist is conducting research focused solely on understanding the mechanisms of resistance to infectious diseases. Which of the following concepts would be MOST relevant to this research?
A scientist is conducting research focused solely on understanding the mechanisms of resistance to infectious diseases. Which of the following concepts would be MOST relevant to this research?
A drug is developed that enhances the body's natural defenses by stimulating specific cells, tissues, and molecules. Which of the following is MOST directly affected by this new drug?
A drug is developed that enhances the body's natural defenses by stimulating specific cells, tissues, and molecules. Which of the following is MOST directly affected by this new drug?
How does immunity fundamentally differ from the immune response?
How does immunity fundamentally differ from the immune response?
A research team is investigating the detailed cellular interactions and molecular signaling pathways involved in the rejection of transplanted organs. Which field of study does this BEST describe?
A research team is investigating the detailed cellular interactions and molecular signaling pathways involved in the rejection of transplanted organs. Which field of study does this BEST describe?
What is the primary physiological role of the immune system?
What is the primary physiological role of the immune system?
Which of the following components collaborate to form a functional immune system?
Which of the following components collaborate to form a functional immune system?
What is the defining characteristic of central (primary) immune organs?
What is the defining characteristic of central (primary) immune organs?
Which of the following is an example of a peripheral (secondary) immune organ?
Which of the following is an example of a peripheral (secondary) immune organ?
What is the primary function of peripheral immune organs?
What is the primary function of peripheral immune organs?
Which of the following actions best describes the function of lymph nodes?
Which of the following actions best describes the function of lymph nodes?
What is the main function of the spleen in the immune system?
What is the main function of the spleen in the immune system?
In addition to filtering blood, how else does the spleen aid the immune system?
In addition to filtering blood, how else does the spleen aid the immune system?
What is the role of a presenting cell during an immune response?
What is the role of a presenting cell during an immune response?
Why is antigen presentation by antigen-presenting cells (APCs) essential for T cell activation?
Why is antigen presentation by antigen-presenting cells (APCs) essential for T cell activation?
Where are mast cells primarily located, and what is their role in immune responses?
Where are mast cells primarily located, and what is their role in immune responses?
Mast cells contain cytoplasmic granules filled with histamine and other mediators. What is the effect of these mediators?
Mast cells contain cytoplasmic granules filled with histamine and other mediators. What is the effect of these mediators?
What is the primary role of the bone marrow in adaptive immunity?
What is the primary role of the bone marrow in adaptive immunity?
Which cell type has delta (δ) chains?
Which cell type has delta (δ) chains?
Which of the following best describes the role of cytokines in the immune system?
Which of the following best describes the role of cytokines in the immune system?
If a patient's immune cells are failing to effectively recruit phagocytes to sites of infection, which type of cytokine is MOST likely deficient?
If a patient's immune cells are failing to effectively recruit phagocytes to sites of infection, which type of cytokine is MOST likely deficient?
In adaptive immunity, a key source of cytokines is helper T lymphocytes. What is the MAIN function of these cytokines?
In adaptive immunity, a key source of cytokines is helper T lymphocytes. What is the MAIN function of these cytokines?
Which cells are the PRINCIPAL sources of cytokines in innate immunity?
Which cells are the PRINCIPAL sources of cytokines in innate immunity?
What is the PRIMARY function of membrane-bound antibodies found on the surface of B lymphocytes?
What is the PRIMARY function of membrane-bound antibodies found on the surface of B lymphocytes?
How does the complement system contribute to the innate immune response?
How does the complement system contribute to the innate immune response?
What is the MOST direct outcome of C3b deposition on a bacterial cell surface?
What is the MOST direct outcome of C3b deposition on a bacterial cell surface?
Which type of immune cell is exclusively responsible for the production of antibodies?
Which type of immune cell is exclusively responsible for the production of antibodies?
What is the primary mechanism by which interferons protect against viral infections?
What is the primary mechanism by which interferons protect against viral infections?
How do secreted antibodies primarily function to eliminate microbes?
How do secreted antibodies primarily function to eliminate microbes?
If a patient has a genetic defect that impairs the production of complement protein C3, which of the following immune processes would be MOST affected?
If a patient has a genetic defect that impairs the production of complement protein C3, which of the following immune processes would be MOST affected?
Which scenario BEST illustrates the function of natural killer (NK) cells in innate immunity?
Which scenario BEST illustrates the function of natural killer (NK) cells in innate immunity?
A researcher is investigating a novel therapy to enhance chemotaxis during an infection. Which type of molecule should this therapy PRIMARILY target to improve immune cell migration to the site of infection?
A researcher is investigating a novel therapy to enhance chemotaxis during an infection. Which type of molecule should this therapy PRIMARILY target to improve immune cell migration to the site of infection?
A patient is diagnosed with a deficiency in interferon production. Which of the following consequences is MOST likely in this patient?
A patient is diagnosed with a deficiency in interferon production. Which of the following consequences is MOST likely in this patient?
How do lymphokines differ from monokines in terms of their production?
How do lymphokines differ from monokines in terms of their production?
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Immunity
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Resistance to disease, especially infectious diseases.
Immune System
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