The five senses of immunity
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- DOI: 10.1016/j.it.2025.03.005
The five senses of immunity
Abstract
A genealogy of immunity reveals increasingly complex systems for pathogen response, organism homeostasis, and multispecies interaction. New studies show how the five senses can all contribute to behavioral, shared and population level immunity redefining our understanding of the ways organisms communicate among and defend themselves.
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