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immunopathological

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immunopathological
emanating from or pertaining to immunopathogenesis.
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Caution: The immunopathological reactions from killing the high levels of bacteria that have accumulated in chronically ill patients can be severe, and thus the Marshall Protocol must be done very carefully and slowly, according to the guidelines (http://autoimmunityresearch.
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7) Also, it is possible that the immune CD8+T-lymphocytes exercise immunopathological effect in cases of very extensive infection of the endothelial cells in the time of the lymphocyte clonal expansion and activation.
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