Abstract
The immune response to infection can vary markedly in different organs of the same animal. In some organs, the infection can resolve with subsequent immunity to re-infection, whereas in other organs, pathogens can persist. Here, Christian Engwerda and Paul Kaye highlight the importance of defining organ-specific immune mechanisms for developing strategies that deal effectively with infectious diseases and their associated pathologies.
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