innate immunity
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n.NounThe natural resistance with which a person is born; it is not learned or acquired through contact with a disease agent.
Innate immunity is the body's first line of defense against pathogens.
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The evolutionary logic of survival and death, in 54 minutes | Sean B. Carroll: Full Interview
- So lots of animals, including, you know, simpler things like worms and flies and all that, they have what we call innate immunity.
So lots of animals, including, you know, simpler things like worms and flies and all that, they have what we call innate immunity.
- So lots of animals, including simpler things like worms and flies and all that, they have what we call innate immunity.
So lots of animals, including simpler things like worms and flies and all that, they have what we call innate immunity.
Human Physiology - Innate Immune System
- system, and we’ll be discussing innate immunity. Now before we discuss innate immunity, you
system, and we’ll be discussing innate immunity. Now before we discuss innate immunity, you
- and we'll be discussing innate immunity.
and we'll be discussing innate immunity.
Evolution’s most powerful force is happening inside of you | Sean B. Carroll
- So lots of animals, including, you know, simpler things like worms and flies and all that, they have what we call innate immunity.
So lots of animals, including, you know, simpler things like worms and flies and all that, they have what we call innate immunity.
- So lots of animals, including simpler things like worms and flies and all that, they have what we call innate immunity.
So lots of animals, including simpler things like worms and flies and all that, they have what we call innate immunity.