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21. Immunological tolerance: Difference between revisions
Created page with "Tolerance is the act when the immune system does not act against a specific antigen. It happens all the time, because your immune system meets with antigens from your own body every second. However, some types of tolerance work by having the immune system never ''meet'' the antigen in the first place, as we will see. Unless you have a problem with your immune system, it should always tolerate self-antigens and never ever attack them. However, for some of us, that’s not..."
(Created page with "Tolerance is the act when the immune system does not act against a specific antigen. It happens all the time, because your immune system meets with antigens from your own body every second. However, some types of tolerance work by having the immune system never ''meet'' the antigen in the first place, as we will see. Unless you have a problem with your immune system, it should always tolerate self-antigens and never ever attack them. However, for some of us, that’s not...") |
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