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immune
Med protected against a specific disease by inoculation or as the result of innate or acquired resistance
immune [i′myün]
(immunology)
Safe from attack; protected against a disease by an innate or an acquired immunity.
Pertaining to or conferring immunity.
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Immune Surveillance During the detection process of IA on network behaviors, it mainly adopts mature cells and memory cells to detect antigens, and it is capable to detect non-self antigens efficiently and rapidly, what follow are the detailed steps: 1) Antigen presentation: The feature information of IP packet is extracted from actual network data flow to constitute a binary string in the length of l, which is then put in the antigen assembly Ag as antigen regularly.
A network intrusion detection model based on immune multi-agent by Liu, Nian; Liu, Sunjun; Li, Rui; Liu, Yong / International Journal of Communications, Network and Systems Sciences (IJCNS)
Once these toxins contaminate an area of the body, and immune surveillance and function are reduced, this compartment becomes the ideal breeding ground for pathogenic microbes, and numerous infections move in.
Microbes, toxins, and unresolved conflicts: A unifying theory by Forsgren, Scott / Townsend Letter
The scientists correlated the expression patterns of lincRNAs in various cell types with the expression patterns of known critical protein-coding genes in those same cells, and found that lincRNAs likely play critical roles in helping to regulate a variety of different cellular processes, including cell proliferation, immune surveillance, maintenance of embryonic stem cell pluripotency, neuronal and muscle development, and gametogenesis.
New mammalian genes that play roles in health, disease identified by Asian News International
 
 
 
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