What are the first lines of defense in innate immunity? How do each of these things work?
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Step 1: Define the "first line of defense" — These are the non‑specific, pre‑existing barriers that block pathogen entry at body surfaces; they fall into three broad categories: physical barriers, mechanical clearance, chemical/antimicrobial barriers, and Show more…
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