Immunity is the capability to detect, resist, and overcome a challenge that is posed by any foreign substance. This is carried out by a set of organs and tissues that are collectively referred to as the immune system. Its adaptive branch is able to respond to virtually any feature on a pathogen by the generation of highly specific receptors that recognize this so-called antigen—it adapts to the challenge and also ensures highly specific and long-lasting protection1.
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Pelanda, R. (2014). BCR Signaling. In Encyclopedia of Medical Immunology (pp. 198–203). Springer New York. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-84828-0_559
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