n.
Acquired specific failure of the immunological mechanism to respond to a given antigen, induced by exposure to the antigen.
immunological tolerance
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- self-tolerance
- tolerogenesis
- immunomodulation
- toleragen (immunology)
- Burnet, Sir (Frank) Macfarlane (Australian virologist)
- Medawar, Sir Peter Brian (Brazilian-born British biologist)
- tolerance
- immunologic, immunological
- lymphocytic
- Acquired immunological tolerance (immunology)
- immune
- response
- Immunology (immunology)
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