The Specificity of Immunologic Observations

Nelson M. Vaz

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Philosophy and History of Science T-cell and B-cell Immunology Immune responses and vaccinations

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Context: Immunity includes cognitive concepts: the organism is thought to specifically recognize foreign materials and develop a memory of these encounters. Vaccines are thought to work by …

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