The limits of the self: immunology and biological identity

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Philosophy and History of Science T-cell and B-cell Immunology Artificial Immune Systems Applications

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Introduction 1. Immunology, Self and Nonself 2. The Self-Nonself Theory 3. Critique of the Self-Nonself Theory 4. The Continuity Theory 5. Comparing the Continuity Theory to Other Immunological Theories 6. What is An Organism? Immunity and the Individuality of the Organism Conclusion

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