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The phrase "an immune response" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when discussing the body's defense mechanisms against pathogens or in the context of immunology. Example: "Vaccines work by stimulating an immune response that helps protect the body from infections."
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An "immunogen" is any substance that produces an immune response in an organism.
"It's like an immune response.
Cedric mounted an immune response and lived.
It can incite an immune response.
Double-stranded RNA can set off an immune response.
Once inside those cells, it sets off an immune response.
As such, anti-PD-1 treatment triggers an immune response.
Certain tumours do set off an immune response that inadvertently targets the nervous system, causing encephalitis.
Vaccines once typically contained a weakened or killed pathogen to spur an immune response.
That imbalance triggers an immune response from the resident bacteria, which counteracts the inflammation.
And it's possible that other Vatican-sanctioned cancer miracles are due to an immune response, too.
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