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anergy reduction or lack of an immune response to a specific antigen inactivity and lack of energy
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anergy A state of T cells that have been stimulated through their T-cell receptor in the absence of ligation of CD28. On restimulation, these T cells are unable to produce interleukin-2 or to proliferate, even in the presence of co-stimulatory signals.
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anergy 1. The loss or weakening of the body's immunity to an irritating agent, or antigen. Anergy can be thought of as the opposite of allergy, which is an overreaction to a substance. The strength of the body's immune response is often quantitatively measured by means of a skin test in which a solution containing an antigen known to cause a response, such as mumps or candida, is injected immediately under the skin. ...
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anergy describes an unresponsive state of immune cells to antigen stimulation.
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