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Indeed, they are but much more slowly and not in the same way. Without innate engagement the response is much mellower and uses different mechanisms than you wo
by ramraj07 6y ago
Indeed, they are but much more slowly and not in the same way. Without innate engagement the response is much mellower and uses different mechanisms than you would expect in an infection. Also half the immune system won't be involved!
- nickthemagicman 6y agoI don't quite follow how a non-antigenic match (without suppression) would have anything but an innate response.