Immunobiology
Neutralization refers to the process by which antibodies bind to antigens, blocking their harmful effects, and preventing them from interacting with host cells. This action is critical in immune defense, as it directly relates to how the immune system recognizes foreign invaders, the generation of diverse antibodies, the specific structures and functions of antibodies, and the intricate interactions between antigens and antibodies.
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