"immune against" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means protected or resistant to something. You can use it to describe a person, group, or thing that is not affected by a particular disease, influence, or negative impact. For example: - The new vaccine has made the population immune against the virus. - She had a strong immune system and was able to fight off the cold quickly. - The castle wall was immune against the enemy's attacks. - The company's diversified portfolio made it immune against market fluctuations. - The politician's popularity made him immune against criticism.
Further we assume that strain interaction also occurs via the change in susceptibility: once recovered from primary infection, patients become completely immune against any strain during the immunity period (1/ σ), which is assumed to be the same for people recovered from different infections (cf. [ 51, 61]).
Recovered hosts of type R j remain temporarily immune against any new infection because of short-term nonspecific immunity that developed during a recent infection.
The adaptive evolution of influenza is driven by host pathogen interactions, which generate cross-immunity between strains: hosts infected with one strain become partially immune against infection by similar strains.
However, competent cells are immune against the action of these enzymes, by virtue of expressing ComM immunity protein 92.
Judicial power is not immune against this human weakness.
Six clubs is immune against any lead if South is careful.
This balance is important in cancer immunity, immune response against pathogens, and avoiding hypersensitivity reactions [20].
Therefore, the HBV vaccination acquired immunity mounts immune response against the vaccine, but AVEC redirect, accelerate, and amplify this immune response of all the elements of the native and adaptive immune system against ovarian cancer.
In view of evidence of strong cross-immunity among strains (e.g., [ 47]), we assume a special situation where the patients recovered from infection will become completely cross-immune against any subsequent infections during their protective immunity periods.
31 Furthermore, immune responses against homotypic strains may be longer lasting than against heterotypic strains.
Mice immunized subcutaneously with the transgenic lettuce extracts showed an immune response against the NA antigen.
