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Immune System Regulation

Meaning

Immune system regulation refers to the precise control mechanisms that govern the activity of the body’s defense network, ensuring an appropriate and proportionate response to threats while preventing self-damage. This sophisticated biological process maintains immunological homeostasis, adapting its actions to protect against pathogens without inducing excessive inflammation or autoimmunity. It represents the continuous fine-tuning of immune cell functions and signaling pathways to achieve optimal protective immunity.