immunologically

Through bodily defenses

Immunologically is an adverb describing something done in terms of or by means of the immune system.

Medical researchers study how the body responds immunologically to vaccines, infections, or transplanted organs.

If two people are immunologically distinct, their immune systems would recognize each other's tissues as foreign.

The patient was immunologically compromised after chemotherapy.

vaccines

inoculation

Injection conferring disease resistance

  • adjuvantsAgents boosting treatment effectiveness
  • antigensImmunity-triggering foreign substances
  • boostersThings that increase power

prophylaxis · attenuated · inactivated

immune-system

lymphocytes

Adaptive immunity cells

macrophages · neutrophils · phagocytes · eosinophils · basophils · monocytes · cytokines · interferons · immunoglobulins · T-cells

allergies

histamine

Allergy-response compound

antihistamines · desensitization · epinephrine · allergist · rhinitis · atopy · sensitization · cross-reactivity

antibodies

immunoglobulin

Defensive blood protein

cross-reactivity · agglutination

research

serology

Study of blood antibodies

autoimmunity

autoantibodies

Immunoglobulins targeting self-antigens

psoriasis · immunosuppression · flare-up · remission · scleroderma

Opposites
biological system perspective

immunologicallyanatomically

Regarding body structure

neurologically · hormonally · mechanically · structurally · physiologically

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