| immune cell | 9.81 | Self-destructive immune cells are thus weeded out. | ||
| immune function | 2.50 | We also lose our immune function. | ||
| immune deficiency | 2.11 | The illness can be fatal for someone with an immune deficiency. | ||
| immune globulin | 1.71 | The hope is that immune globulin would neutralize the toxin. | ||
| immune disorder | 1.45 | Infants and those with immune disorders are especially susceptible. | ||
| immune defense | 1.32 | Was there something different about their immune defenses? | ||
| immune suppression | 0.92 | But ultraviolet radiation also causes immune suppression. | ||
| immune rejection | 0.72 | Immune rejection remains a key stumbling block. | ||
| immune attack | 0.46 | The result is an immune attack against your own cells. | ||
| immune disease | 0.33 | The immune disease it causes is called X-linked lymphoproliferative syndrome, or XLP. | ||
| immune protection | 0.33 | Somehow, body cells absorb this DNA and let it manufacture the protein needed for immune protection. | ||
| immune booster | 0.26 | This has set researchers on a quest for strategies that combine drugs and immune boosters. | ||
| immune problem | 0.26 | Anyone with HIV or other immune problems was ineligible. | ||
| immune suppressant | 0.26 | The regimen includes an immune suppressant, blood-pressure medication and a lipid-lowering drug to reduce his cholesterol. | ||
| immune therapy | 0.26 | Only two of the seven had a later relapse, and one of them improved again after additional treatment with a different immune therapy. |