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i2i – Adaptive Immunity
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<h1>
Adaptive Immunity
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What it is?
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<i>Intelligence is the ability to adapt to change.</i> ~ Stephen Hawking <br>
If innate immunity is a ragtag militia employing guerrilla tactics
to slow pathogenesis, the adaptive response is an elite, hierarchical,
highly educated group of specialists trained in the art of war.
They are only summoned when innate forces are outnumbered and outgunned.
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What it do?
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Before we jump into the fascinating cells that make up the adaptive immune system, <br>
it's first important to understand what adaptive immunity does for us on a macroscopic level.
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