… response do they undergo the changes characteristic of true memory cells. Are T cells …
The improvement of immunohistological techniques, over the past few years, has led to an …

… , which may otherwisecause lethal immunopathology. Increased precursor frequencies of B
… If memory represents a change in thephysiological status of IL-T or CTLp, rather than simply …

… Then, we evaluated the pathological, immunological changes and sequelae in the major
organs. Finally, we reviewed the immunological memory after SARS-CoV-2 infection and …

… define immunological memory as a stimulus-specific change … somatic immunological memory
(that is, memory responses … development of autoimmunity and immunopathology 48 . But …

… to the antigen, relies on quick production of antibodies with changed isotypes, with high
affinity of BCR (B cells receptor) to the antigen [78]. Memory B cells can be formed in two T cell-…

… Interplay with Mental Memory One of the most remarkable features of immunologic memory
… to mind to justify use of the term immunologic memory in this connection. As happens among …

… How the memory pool is changed after a series of infections and how it is restored after …
cells into a primary immune response can alter protective immunity, immunopathology, and …

… diseases that include immunopathological mechanisms. Several research groups have
argued earlier that … Unless we change our conventional views on protective immunity versus …

… The innate immune response has no immunologic memory and, therefore, it is unable to
recognize or “memorize” the same pathogen should the body be exposed to it in the future. …

… , and reactive immunological memory cells cannot get to rest. However, a continuous, full-fledged
immune reaction would probably result in detrimental immunopathology 132 . How …