what is humoral immune response and cell mediated immunity
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Humoral immune response: The term “humoral” refers to the non-cellular component of the blood. The humoral immune response is related to the immunologic reactions that are mediated by antibodies, known as mediated immunity.
Cell mediated immunity: The humoral immune response that does not involve antibodies and involves the activation of natural killer cells, phagocytes etc. is known as cell mediated immunity.
Humoral immune response: The term “humoral” refers to the non-cellular component of the blood. The humoral immune response is related to the immunologic reactions that are mediated by antibodies, known as mediated immunity.
Cell mediated immunity: The humoral immune response that does not involve antibodies and involves the activation of natural killer cells, phagocytes etc. is known as cell mediated immunity.
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Humoral immunity and cell mediated immunity are two types of adaptive immunity in which a specific immune. response is produced for a particular pathogen. Antibodies are produced by the plasma T cells in the humoral. immunity. In cell mediated immunity, T cells induce the apoptosis of the infected cells.
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