The immune response is a coordinated effort between cells, signaling molecules, and tissues to detect and eliminate threats while maintaining self-tolerance. This book provides a comprehensive overview of the immune system, from molecular mechanisms like antigen recognition to systemic processes like inflammation. It discusses immune cell interactions, cytokine networks, and disorders of the immune system, offering foundational knowledge for students and healthcare professionals.
Ezekiel Perry is an immunologist whose research focuses on the immune response from the cellular level to the systemic level. His work investigates how immune cells interact to combat pathogens and maintain homeostasis. Ezekiel has authored numerous studies on the immune system’s role in infection, autoimmunity, and cancer. His research also delves into how immune responses can be modulated for therapeutic purposes. Ezekiel’s expertise continues to shape immunology and clinical immunotherapy. Naomi Russell is an expert in immunotherapy, focusing on boosting the body’s immune defense to fight cancer. Her research explores how immune checkpoint inhibitors and other therapies can enhance the body’s natural ability to target cancer cells. Naomi has authored influential studies on cancer immunotherapy and its clinical applications. She is dedicated to improving cancer treatment by harnessing the power of the immune system. Naomi’s work is transforming the landscape of cancer therapies through immunotherapy.