It may not even be the one-in-10,000 risk of irreversible paralysis known as subacute sclerosing panencephalitis, which is ...

Zinkernagel asserts that “if an unprimed host survives an initial infection, the host does not really need immunological memory to survive the second infection” 3. This conclusion is based ...

The method triggers immune responses that inhibit melanoma, triple-negative breast cancer, lung carcinoma, and ovarian cancer ...

Collectively, therefore, protective immunological memory may depend largely on persistent or reencountered antigen that keeps sufficient effector T cells activated and sufficient B cells maturing ...