Immunization

We hear from children that in news and newspapers they are always infected with disease and often die from illness. Why does this happen if you can easily prevent all these diseases with simple immunizations? Regardless of religious or careless, why do not parents have children get vaccinated? It might be their reason, this is really good, because somebody wants their children to catch deadly diseases and spread them and then vaccinate them, immunization is necessary for all children is.

Immune system: Why does the immune system lack cancer growth fields? Does cancer grow without checking after starting a preventive attack on the immune system, nullifying it before it is destroyed, or just waiting for the immune system to weaken? Since the cancer cell DNA is implanted in the memory cell database, does the immune system never attack the cancer and is it considered as a reliable source? DNA replication: Is there a way to hard code, group, or lock groups of genes that we do not want to change? Is it probable that a group of genes is correctly replicated or is it an individual gene? In order to minimize mutation errors it is important to create a library of commonly used gene sequences that can be efficiently and reliably mass produced and delivered to the places needed during the replication process Can you do it?

Over the past several centuries people with the most powerful immune system tend to survive and convey their good immune related genes to their descendants. In dangerous environments filled with microorganisms, it is natural to choose a mutation that reduces immunity. Inferring that the least mutated gene may be one of the most important genes in our immune system, the scientists led by Quintana-Murci have not changed much more in human immunity over time I am looking for related genes. The Kelso team aims to determine if the adverse effects on human long-term benefits or ancient genomic contributions are focused on immune genes with the statistically largest Neanderthal footprints.