Previously, we have proposed the term of paramunity which represented the whole nonspecific defence reactions. Now, we experimentally have demonstrated the importance of an oral polybacterial vaccine in the local defence of the intestine against Salmonella or an enterovirus. The role of interferon was also discussed.
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