10 Differences between Innate and Adaptive Immune response|| Innate vs Acquired Immunity

Innate vs Adaptive or Acquired Immunity, 10 minute simplified video
1: Why the name? Innate vs Adaptive or Acquired Immunity
Definition of Innate vs Adaptive Immunity
Occurrence
Components Innate vs Adaptive Immunity
Antigen Exposure
Immunologic memory Innate vs Adaptive Immunity
Diversity and specificity Innate vs Adaptive Immunity

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[kiranbudhrani]

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[apuntes]

People were used to get a last long immunisation from vaccines, some would last the rest of your life and others would last a few dacades. Modern technologies uses chemicals to induce or to excite the cell and its parts to trigger an immune response to introduced toxines made through the cell by similar means. This method similarly to drugs acting in the human physiology makes the immune system dependant to this exciting chemicals to generate an immune response becoming weak and more vulnerable when is not inoculated with such substances. What would eventually happen in the medium or long term to the human immune system if inoculated methodically through the years with such substances.

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