Given the fact that pathogens and hosts are in continuous arm race for survivability, it is primarily the host immune system that determines the ultimate fate. Predominantly, it functions to prevent and contain multiple pathogens, both of intra- or extra-cellular nature, and eliminate them. Immune system is not vital for physiological function of the systems; however, the photobiotic environment is required to be achieved for survivability. It is this acknowledgement of the immune system centrality that is proudly dealt and published in this textbook, Fundamentals Immunological Concepts, forging a greater level of granularity in basic molecular and cellular components of the immune responses and to lay foundations to prevention of infectious disease.

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