Host-Microbial Relationship: Immune Response to Microbial Infections with or without Medication
Immune responses of the host to any infectious agents vary in controlling the pathogens. The process begins by the entry of microorganisms into the host to initiate host immune response to understand the type of microorganisms and react accordingly for possible elimination of the organisms. In some...
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IntechOpen
2021
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