What Is an Immune Privilege?
Immune privilege refers to areas that immune cells have not touched during development.
Immune privilege
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Immune privilege refers to areas that immune cells have not touched during development.
- Name
- Immune privilege
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- Immune privileged sites
- Immune privilege
- Graft rejection
Immune privileged areas:
: Such as brain, eyeball contents, sperm, etc. In immune privileged sites, tissue grafts can survive for extended periods of time without rejection occurring, such as Brain, Eyes, Uterus when carrying a fetus, testis (sperm).
: Tissues that have been alloantigen do not induce a response at the site of immune isolation.
