Immunity
Immunity was the natural ability of an organism's immune system to fight off infections and diseases.

The children under the age of four of five of a group of Human colonists, later known as Novans, were able to build up an immunity against the radioactive debris of an asteroid. ()

On the M-class planet Valakis, the Menk had a natural immunity against a plague the Valakians suffered from. ()

In 2152, Doctor Phlox used a medical scanner to confirm that the Takret anatomy was immune to radiolytic isotopes. ()

T'Pol's Vulcan k-cells were immune and neutralized the mutagenic virus created by the Loque'eque. ()

When Captain James T. Kirk was up to stop Charlie Evans, Doctor McCoy reminded him that he did not have any special immunity anymore. ()

Captain Ronald Tracey found that the atmosphere of the planet Omega IV provided him immunity to the Omega IV virus. ()

When Doctor McCoy treated Spock's choriocytosis with injections of a synthesized drug, the Vulcan body started to build up an immunity after two days. ()

Vulcans were among the species known to have a natural immunity against the Dramia II plague. ()

The physicians at the Darwin Genetic Research Station on Gagarin IV engineered augmented Human children were designed to resist disease. ()

When Doctor Beverly Crusher removed the proximity detector from Ishara Yar, she noted that her metabolism, immunity, all other vital signs were excellent. ()

While Doctor Julian Bashir assisted in the destruction of the Harvesters, he noted that he had "never seen a nano-biogenic weapon so resistant to broad spectrum radiation." ()

Most Humans had a natural immunity against Urodelan flu, except Reginald Barclay. ()

The Vidiians searched for centuries for a species immune to the phage until chief surgeon Sulan found the Klingon B'Elanna Torres in 2371. ()

The toxin the Nechani s acquired before entering the biogenic field produced the natural immunity. ()

See also 
 Immunization

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