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Richard Kingover 3 years ago
What is the immune response to enteroviral infections?
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Immune Response to Enterovirus Infection Humoral immunity has the most significant character in immune response to enterovirus infection. This antibody-mediated immune response operates in blood to prevent dissemination of target organs as well as in alimentary tract to prevent infection of mucosa. However, T-lymphocytes do not contribute in immune response as their activation may result in myocardial inflammation.
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