All articles tagged with "Immunology"
The immune system can remember pathogens it has encountered before and respond faster and stronger on re-exposure. Here is how immunological memory works, why vaccines exploit it, and what V(D)J recombination means for diversity.
A comprehensive guide to the immune system — innate and adaptive immunity, B and T cells, vaccines and memory, autoimmunity, cancer immunology, and the Nobel Prize discoveries that transformed medicine.
Vaccines teach the immune system to recognize and fight pathogens before real infection occurs. Learn the science of how vaccines work, how different types differ, and why herd immunity matters.
How does the immune system actually recognize and fight infections? Understand innate and adaptive immunity, T cells and B cells, antibodies, inflammation, and why the immune system sometimes attacks the body itself.