Which is the chief regulator of immune mechanism
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The chief regulator of immune mechanisms are endorphins.
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What functioning they do is that these endorphins tend to inhibit pain sensations in the brain and within the immune system of the brain. This is the reason why the immune system gets regulated via endorphins.
In fact this use and mechanism is supported by the pituitary gland which is responsible for producing hormones for organs in the body.
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lymphocytes and play a central role in the generation and regulation of the immune response to protein antigens. T cells originate from bone marrow stem cells (Fig.
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