Pre-existing Immunity
Pre-Existing Immunity is a biological state of resistance to infection or disease that belongs to the genus of immunological conditions and is differentially characterized by the presence of adaptive immune components—such as memory cells, antibodies, or T-cell responses—acquired prior to exposure to a specific pathogen, typically through previous infection or vaccination.
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