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In the following paragraph, you will find four terms that have been deliberately misplaced. Your task is to place them in the correct position.

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In the following paragraph, you will find four terms that have been deliberately misplaced. Your task is to place them in the correct position.

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The immune system , while crucial for defending against diseases , can sometimes malfunction and cause significant health issues . Abnormal immune responses can lead to a range of disorders , categorized into hypersensitivities and immunodeficiencies . Type I hypersensitivity includes common allergies and severe conditions like , driven by exaggerated reactions to harmless substances . Type II hypersensitivity involves antibody - mediated destruction of cells , such as in or autoimmune diseases . Type III hypersensitivity is characterized by immune complex formation that deposits in tissues , leading to conditions like - . Lastly , Type IV hypersensitivity , or delayed - type hypersensitivity , involves T cells and manifests in conditions such as contact dermatitis and . Understanding these various hypersensitivity types and their mechanisms is vital for diagnosing and managing allergic and autoimmune disorders .

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