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El sistema inmune
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El sistema inmune ha evolucionado para defender al organismo contra los agentes infecciosos desde virus, bacterias y hongos hasta parásitos pluri-celulares. La respuesta inmune varía desde una función de barrera inespecífica hasta respuestas filogenéticamente evolucionadas, complejas y adaptadas que pueden abarcar la destrucción o la eliminación del agente patógeno (Figura 3). La respuesta perfecta es, en teoría, aquella que elimina la infección sin daños para el huésped. No obstante, la respuesta inmune no es nunca perfecta y provoca lesiones cuya intensidad oscila desde indetectable hasta desproporcionada. En el peor de los casos puede llegar a ser mortal. […]
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Institute of Veterinary, Animal & Biomedical Sciences, Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand.
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