Elisa antigen detection prelab how does the immune system protect us from disease?

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Ber [7]3 years ago

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The immune system protect us from diseases through physical barriers and cellular responses. Doctors use the immune response to protects you from diseases when we are vaccinated against disease exposing us to inactivated pathogens so if we are exposed to live pathogen, our body will mount a strong and immediate antibody response.

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