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What do we call resistance to disease?

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Immunity is our bodies natural response to resisting disease. Immunglobulins work by detecting pathogens and destroying them before they cause disease.

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Immunity is what we call resistance to disease

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<h3>What is homeostasis?</h3>

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Different functions -blood pressure, body temperature, respiratory rate, and blood glucose levels, among others- are kept in a restricted range around a reference point, even though external conditions may be changing.

When a sudden change occurs in the internal functioning that disturbs this equilibrium, the organism counters it back by negative or positive feedback.

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In the exposed graph we can see,

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Six reference points (A-F) withing 12 hours.

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