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immunopathology

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immunopathology /im·mu·no·pa·thol·o·gy/ (-pah-thol´ah-je)
1. the branch of biomedical science concerned with immune reactions associated with disease, whether the reactions be beneficial, without effect, or harmful.
2. the structural and functional manifestations associated with immune responses to disease.immunopatholog´ic
immunopathology
1. that branch of biomedical science concerned with immune reactions associated with disease, whether the reactions be beneficial, without effect, or harmful.
2. the structural and functional manifestations of the immune response involved in a disease.
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