Stress-Immunity Interactions is a biological construct that delineates the mechanistic interplay between physiological stress responses and immune system function in amphibians, specifically identifying how stress-induced hormonal and neuroendocrine pathways modulate immune competence and disease susceptibility.
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Psychoneuroendocrine Influences on Immunocompetence and Neoplasia
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Social Status and Health in Humans and Other Animals
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Laboratory routines cause animal stress.
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