'human immunity' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe any natural resistance a person has to diseases or infections. For example, "A strong human immunity is the best defense against a virus outbreak."
The interplay between human immunity and mouse biology proves ever more complicated when aging, irradiation, and human immune reconstitution are considered.
The cells came from frozen batches of donated T cells, or white blood cells, which play a central role in human immunity.
Human immunity depends on diversity: the thousands of pathogens that have invaded our bodies in the past have forced us to evolve a vast repertoire of immune-response genes, including some genes with dozens of variants.
White blood cells (WBCs) is closely related to human immunity system which is useful to fight viruses and bacteria.
These CD4+ T cells with order cells in human immunity systems fight against diseases.
MicroRNAs (miRNAs) are crucial regulators of human immunity e.g. against Mycobacterium tuberculosis.
It shows the virus gradually moving, in a series of 11 clusters of closely related viruses, to escape human immunity.
Both copper and zinc are often linked to the improvement of the human immunity and cellular functions, respectively (Institute of Medicine 2001; Mahajan et al. 2006).
We tested the hypothesis that head-down bed rest (HDBR), a ground-based analog of spaceflight, mimics the impact of microgravity on human immunity.
The study concluded that several non-nutritional ingredients of mung beans, such as flavonoids, acids, and plant hormones, are most likely to be important in the modulation of human immunity [56].
Although AMPs are commonly considered as the primitive mechanism of immunity and has been extensively studied in insects and non-vertebrate organisms, there is now increasing evidence that AMPs also play a crucial role in human immunity.
