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Immunological Processes

Molecular classification: Other

Overview

"Immunological processes" refers broadly to the coordinated activities of the immune system, including recognition of pathogens, activation and regulation of immune cells, antigen presentation, cytokine signaling, and the establishment of immunological memory. These processes involve many distinct molecules, receptors, cells, and pathways that work together to mount effective defense against pathogens and maintain homeostasis, but the term itself does not specify an individual druggable target, molecule, or receptor

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Immune responseSignal transductionCell communicationHomeostasisInflammationOther

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InflammationInfectionCancerAutoimmune diseaseAllergyOther

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