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immune response
This term is a technical medical compound noun used primarily in clinical, biological, and academic contexts. It describes a complex physiological process rather than a single event, encompassing everything from the initial detection of a pathogen to the eventual elimination of the threat.
In professional discourse, it is frequently paired with adjectives such as "robust," "suppressed," "hyperactive," or "delayed" to describe the efficacy or state of the body's defense mechanism. While "immunity" refers to the state of being protected, "immune response" specifically denotes the active biological reaction occurring in real-time.
Meanings
Examples
Vaccines work by triggering a targeted immune response.
Vaccines work by triggering a targeted immune response.
The body produces an immune response to fight off the infection.
I wonder if my immune response is strong enough to handle this virus.
An overactive immune response can lead to autoimmune diseases.
An overactive immune response can lead to autoimmune diseases.
The researchers are studying how the immune response varies by age.
Some people have a delayed immune response to certain allergens.
The patient showed a rapid immune response after the treatment.
Does the immune response differ between species in this experiment?