Immune response.
Effector mechanisms
of immunity.
,Immune response is a process
of recognition of antigens or antigen-
containing cells by immunocompetent
cells, destroying and elimination them
from the organism.
The meaning of Immune
response – to keep the constancy of
immune homeostasis and
homeostasis of the hole body.
, TYPES OF IMMUNITY
Innate immunity is an early form of immune defense,
congenital protection of multicellular organisms from
pathogenic microorganisms and exogenous substances,
as well as products of endogenous tissue destruction,
was formed in the early stages of the evolution.
• non-immune
• immune
Adaptive (acquired) immunity is
formed during life, depends on the
antigenic stimulation.
• humoral
• cellular
,
Effector mechanisms
of immunity.
,Immune response is a process
of recognition of antigens or antigen-
containing cells by immunocompetent
cells, destroying and elimination them
from the organism.
The meaning of Immune
response – to keep the constancy of
immune homeostasis and
homeostasis of the hole body.
, TYPES OF IMMUNITY
Innate immunity is an early form of immune defense,
congenital protection of multicellular organisms from
pathogenic microorganisms and exogenous substances,
as well as products of endogenous tissue destruction,
was formed in the early stages of the evolution.
• non-immune
• immune
Adaptive (acquired) immunity is
formed during life, depends on the
antigenic stimulation.
• humoral
• cellular
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