Immunity Disease spreads from one person to another is called as infectious disease. Infectious diseases are caused by foreign substances like fungi, bacteria, virus or parasite, when they enter in to the human body. Though the disease by such pathogen affects the body for a shorter duration, the person may survive after loosing functions of some of the organ (eg. Poliomyelitis). Some times, when the infection or disease is severe the person has to die. Yet many of the human beings are able to lead a normal life because of the immune system. The immune system provides such freedom enjoyed by an individual, in order to keep them free from diseases. The immune system has the following functions, · Recognition and defense against foreign substances (antigen) irrespective of the route of entry. · ...