Immunities

its interesting to know that there could be some immunities to malaria...how bout AIDS?someone told me that caucassians are immune to AIDS?is it true?and somehow that person who told me envied them...y?is it rewarding to be immune from AIDS?

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... paragraph it seems that you refers "specific immunity" to "specific immune response" which could be humoral or cell-mediated immunities. If this is so, the more proper term is "immunogen" rather then "antigen". This because antigen can be self or nonself, ...

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... Super staph for example is immune to almost every drug available and yet it still functions as well as the original staph which doesn't have the immunities. We're not seeing a loss, we're seeing an increase. Interpretation of the fossil record is highly subjective. You only have incomplete fossilized ...

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... the host will develop a permanent base imprint of the virus. This imprint can potentially be passed on to offspring. Imagine that!!! you can get immunities from your parents!!! It is quite possible to transfer imprints for all host effected illnesses and then pass it on. This is highly unlikely ...

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... and humans. To say we have better developed, bigger brains is a bit of an understatement. Many animals have large brains and are very intelligent. Immunities aren't so different. Why would they be? We all breath and have blood...have some what similar immune systems. To say humans rely on intelligence ...

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