If a person is re‐exposed to the real agent, the immune system can quickly neutralize the agent (protective immunity) via humoral immunity

There are two main arms of the immune response: humoral (antibody mediated and involving B lymphocytes, plasma cells and secreted antibodies) and cellular (involves specialized cells called …

Physicians used various signs and explanations to diagnose illness. One of the most common was humoral theory. In this theory, the human body is made of four humours: blood (sanguine), black bile …

B cell or B lymphocyte is a key player in the adaptive immune response that is responsible for humoral immunity in mammals. B-cell production in humans is a lifelong process that starts in the fetal liver …

Abstract This chapter offers a clear account of humoral immunity, the component of the immune system involving antibodies that circulate in the humor, and cellular immunity, the component that provides …

Cellular and Humoral Rejections: Diagnosis and Treatment Cellular and Hum oral Rejections: Diagnosis and Treatm ent

How does the immune system manage this control? It does so in two ways, as detailed below: via humoral and cellular immunity. Humoral immunity depends on the immune system’s ability to …