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In medicine, this term is applied to inhibition of the normal response of the immune system to an antigen.
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| immunosuppression |
A reduction or elimination of an immune response. Source : PhRMA Genomics
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A state in which the immune system does not function properly and its protective functions are inadequate. The patient is more susceptible infections, including from microbes that are usually not highly infectious (See Opportunistic Infection). This can occur as a result of intensive chemotherapy and radiation therapy, especially as used for conditioning of a patient for transplantation. It also can occur because of disease states. ...
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| immunosuppression |
suppression of the immune response as a result of drugs (chemotherapy) or radiation.
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Prevention or interference with the development of an immunologic response; may reflect natural immunologic unresponsiveness (tolerance); may be artificially induced by chemical, biological, or physical agents, or may be caused by disease.
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