One set of the body's defenses are called "innate." in this context, this means

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Ella Merritt

Biology

10 August, 05:05

One set of the body's defenses are called "innate." in this context, this means

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Jacqueline Krause · Answer 1

This means that they function comprehensively against all the pathogens.

Innate immunity signifies towards the nonspecific defense mechanisms, which come into function instantaneously or within the hours of an arrival of an antigen in the body. These mechanisms involve the physical barriers like chemicals in the blood, skin, and cells of the immune system that defend against the foreign cells in the body.