All living beings - whether animals, plants or humans - therefore have protective functions. Even simple organisms possess such a defence mechanism, the so-called innate [[immune reaction|immune defence]]; it originated very early in the tribal history of living beings and has remained largely unchanged ever since. The vertebrates also developed a complex, adaptable, so-called adaptive immune defence that protects them even more effectively against pathogens. The plant defence against [[pathogenesis, pathogenetic|pathogens]] is based on completely different mechanisms.
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All living beings - whether animals, plants or humans - therefore have protective functions. Even simple organisms possess such a defence mechanism, the so-called innate [[immune reaction|immune defence]]; it originated very early in the tribal history of living beings and has remained largely unchanged ever since. The vertebrates also developed a complex, adaptable, so-called adaptive immune defence that protects them even more effectively against pathogens. The plant defence against [[Pathogenese,_pathogenetisch/en|pathogens]] is based on completely different mechanisms.
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All living beings - whether animals, plants or humans - therefore have protective functions. Even simple organisms possess such a defence mechanism, the so-called innate immune defence; it originated very early in the tribal history of living beings and has remained largely unchanged ever since. The vertebrates also developed a complex, adaptable, so-called adaptive immune defence that protects them even more effectively against pathogens. The plant defence against pathogens is based on completely different mechanisms.