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Is rheumatoid arthritis an immune system disorder?

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What is mounting an excessive immune response to a harmless antigen called?

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That is called an allergy.


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What is immune disorder characterized by the production of histamines?

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What is the substance that causes the immune system to respond?

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When the immune system does not respond to a particular antigen?

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