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Calibrating Human Immunity in the Context of Advanced Microbial Evolution and Self-Camouflaging

2024-12-11

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The concept of microbial evolution has become progressively intriguing for the immunological side of scientific research, as the ongoing evolutionary battle between microbial agents and animal immunity, which comprises a set of single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) for both the microbes and the host organisms by means of adaptation to environmental changes, has started including weak points within the innate host...

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c336b85d-80f0-5581-928b-fe58acc3b58b
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10.20944/preprints202411.2046.v4
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