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immunopathogenesis

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immunopathogenesis /im·mu·no·patho·gen·e·sis/ (-path″o-jen´ĕ-sis) the process of development of a disease in which an immune response or the products of an immune reaction are involved.
immunopathogenesis
the process of development of a disease in which an immune response or the products of an immune reaction are involved.


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Studies may be proposed on any aspect of infectious diseases (except clinical trials), including but not limited to the epidemiology, pathogenesis, immunopathogenesis of infectious diseases; epidemiologic studies to define the incidence, clinical presentations, and outcomes of diseases, identification of resistance patterns, characterization of susceptible cohorts for a particular pathogen; pilot and feasibility studies in preparation for larger studies.
In addition, despite ongoing research to define the immunopathogenesis of HIV disease, there remains little hope in the near future for the development of an effective preventative vaccine.
The immunopathogenesis reflects the T-helper 2 type of hypersensitivity response.
 
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