Although immune tolerance can occur — in rare cases, transplant recipients who stop taking immunosuppressants have not rejected their foreign organs — researchers don't have a clear picture of what is happening at the molecular and cellular levels to allow this to happen.
Not exact matches
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Although this seems like a big step in understanding an essential part of
tolerance, there are things we still don't know such as how the
immune system compensates for mistakes made during negative selection.»
Although a person's
tolerance to hypoxia (lack of oxygen) varies according to differences in innate physiology and physical conditioning, no one is
immune.