Basic Immunity:

1. Natural and acquired immunity,

2. Innate and adaptive immunity,
3. Effector mechanisms of phagocytes,
4. natural killer (NK) cells,
5. T lymphocytes and B lymphocytes in
immune responses;
6. Cytokines and their roles in immune responses.

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