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cell-mediated immunity |
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cell-mediated immunity [¦sel ¦mē·dē‚ād·əd i′myü·nəd·ē] (immunology) Immune responses produced by the activities of T cells rather than by immunoglobulins. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| The vaccine, combined with the Lancell treatment, activates strong, rapid T cell immunity and may also induce strong, rapid antibody protection that accelerates the vaccine's effectiveness. Individuals with chronic diseases or the aged, both conditions associated with weakened cell immunity, are at great risk to accelerated death from SARS. To overcome these virus specific strategies of disarming the bodies natural defense systems, he co-invented a wholly new therapeutic approach called dsRNA (nucleic acid or NA) to circumvent viral blockades and thereby re-induce broad-based cell immunity. |
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