Studies have shown that oral bacteria, once launched into the bloodstream, seem able to
survive attacks by the immune system.
Not exact matches
He explains, «The protein that Kathryn characterized is part of the process
by which these molecules trick the human
immune system so that it doesn't
attack the bacteria as hard as it should, so they
survive in the body.
Cancer cells have developed a number of ways to
survive, including ways to escape detection and
attack by our
immune system, but their ability to respond to viral infections is actually quite limited.