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"Innate immunity" as a books category groups works that explore the body’s first-line, non-specific defenses against pathogens and injury—from physical barriers and the complement system to cells such as neutrophils, macrophages and natural killer cells and the molecular sensors (e.g., Toll‑like receptors) that trigger inflammation. It includes textbooks and monographs for students and researchers, clinical and translational books on how innate responses shape infection, autoimmunity, cancer and vaccine/adjuvant design, as well as popular‑science treatments, lab manuals and comparative/evolutionary studies that place innate mechanisms in ecological and microbiome contexts. Titles in this category tend to emphasize mechanisms, diagnostics, therapeutics and the interplay between innate and adaptive immunity, making it useful for immunologists, clinicians, biomedical researchers and informed lay readers interested in host defense.

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