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Muller WEG et al. – Porifera (sponge) form the lowest metazoan phylum and share a common ancestor with other metazoan phyla. The expression of these molecules is also up–regulated during the grafting process. It is concluded that sponges are already provided with a series of elements used in higher vertebrates for both the innate and the adaptive immune recognition.


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