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immune resilience: a standalone construct

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immuneresilience1 CONSTRUCTImmune resilienceAHUJA · IMMUNOLOGY

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Immunology

the capacity to preserve or rapidly restore immune competence under inflammatory stress, associated with longevity.

In immunology, immune resilience refers to the capacity to preserve or rapidly restore immune competence under inflammatory stress, associated with longevity. This meaning comes from Ahuja (2023) in Nature Communications.[1]

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