Study sheds light on the immune system’s evolution

An article published by Technion researchers in Nature presents new insights about the evolution of the immune system. The team’s findings highlight the modularity and flexibility of the evolution of immunity. The study was led by researchers from the Ruth and Bruce Rappaport Faculty of Medicine, Prof. Shai Shen-Orr, Dr. Tania Dubovik, and postdoctoral fellow Dr. Martin Luka?išin, in collaboration with Rambam Health Care Campus and Carnegie Mellon University. The immune system is complex, and its main function is to protect the organism from viruses, infections, and other hostile agents. Read More

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