Updated on November 12, 2024 Briefly describe immunological tolerance Immunological tolerance is unresponsiveness to self antigens. If the mechanisms that allow for discrimination of self from non-self fail, autoimmune reactions occur, as the immune system attacks own antigens. T-cell tolerance plays the primary role. Remember that B-cell function relies on T-cells i.e. Thymus dependent response...
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