B and T lymphocytes are the respective origins of adaptive humoral and cellular immunity due to their exquisite Ag-specific receptors. On the other side of the fence, the complement system, neutrophils, and monocytes deal with acute infections through innate mechanisms. This dichotomy permeated the
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