Immunology

Cartoon illustration of four secret agent-themed cells with unique disguises, representing different unconventional T cell types.
A person lying on their side in bed under a blanket, with dim lighting and indoor plants in the background, suggesting a scene of rest or fatigue.
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A cancer cell is shown highlighted in yellow with a target around it with other blue cells in the background.
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A hand wearing a blue glove holds a small clear bottle with a whitish liquid on a black background.
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Digital illustration of a glowing cancer cell under attack with a target overlay symbolizing treatment.
3D illustration of a fluid-like blue antibody molecule, with splash-like textures on a light background.
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Cancer cell targeted by immune cells in a conceptual illustration of antibody immunotherapy.
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A blurred-out man in the background holds a blue pill that says PrEP in the foreground.
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Blue rod-shaped bacteria line the human gut.
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IgE antibodies sticking up from a blue sphere.
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Antibodies are shown as light pink and orange Y-shaped molecular structures against a light blue and purple background.
A woman blowing her nose in nature.
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