Does the time in the immunological response to an antigene intruding for
the first time in an organism vary from species to species (or from
breed to breed of a species), or is there some kind of a "fixed"
biological time of response? I am referring to the speed in the specific
responses of LT4, LT8 and LB cells to an intruding antigene.
Any information is greatly appreciated.
Claire Elise
(Sorry if my question is clumsily formulated, but I study biology in
French and have no idea whatsoever of how to translate the scientific
jargon... :) Please correct me if I'm making mistakes.