How is Immunology different from Microbiology or Biotechnology?
Asked by Yatendra Pradhan
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The study of Immunology focuses on the immune system's reaction to allergens, infections, and other dangers. The study of microorganisms, such as bacteria, viruses, and fungi, is known as microbiology.
In contrast, biotechnology uses biology to create goods and technologies. Although it frequently intersects with both disciplines, immunology is a specialised subset that focuses on immunity and disease response.
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