Theantiviral response is a complex and dynamic process involving various immune cells that act as frontline defenders against viral infections. Key players such us natural killer (NK) cells, T cells and macrophages work together to detect and eliminate infected cells, ensuring swift and effective immune reaction.
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Overview of antiviral response at the mitochondrial antiviral signaling (MAVS) signalosome.
The antiviral response is a multi-layered defence system that protect the body from viral infactions. It begins with the detection of viral components and leads to the activation of key immune players to eliminate the threats.
The antiviral response is a highly regulated process, essential not only for eliminating virus but also for preventing immune over activation, which can lead to tissue damage. Antiviral therapies aim to enhance or modulate the body's natural defenses:
Vaccines boost the antiviral response by stimulating both the innate and adaptive immune systems, leading to the production of memory cells and specific antibodies that protect against future infections.
There are various type of vaccines, including:
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