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Triggering a response means your body has recognized something that isn't itself. In doing so it defends itself. This is immunity, even if it fails or causes m
by gibolt 6y ago
Triggering a response means your body has recognized something that isn't itself. In doing so it defends itself.
This is immunity, even if it fails or causes more damage than good. It is fighting the foreign agent.
- ineedasername 6y agoA response is not immunity. Immunity is more than just a response to something. That difference is actually encoded in things like vaccine testing process: earlier tests ascertain whether or not the immune system responded in any way. Later tests focus on whether or not that response produced some level of immunity.