How Immune Memory Recognizes a Returning Pathogen
After some infections or vaccinations, long-lived B and T cells respond more quickly when they encounter familiar molecular features again.
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After some infections or vaccinations, long-lived B and T cells respond more quickly when they encounter familiar molecular features again.
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Layered recognition, cellular education and regulatory brakes let immunity respond to danger without routinely attacking the body it protects.
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