Our innate immune system protects us more than we knew
It was long deemed the blunt branch of our immunity, while B cells and T cells did the splashy stuff. But that was an underestimation — and now scientists are trying to harness it for therapies.
It was long deemed the blunt branch of our immunity, while B cells and T cells did the splashy stuff. But that was an underestimation — and now scientists are trying to harness it for therapies.
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