HSP90B2P and infection: Under the hypothesis of DAMP-acting HSPs, it is possible that a higher synthesis of HSPs in primed organism, such as in the case of the sea anemone from this study, could allow for a faster response at the detection of infection-associated danger through interaction of TLR-HSP-DAMP, and thus induce a quicker inflammatory response upon a new exposure to pathogens (see model at Fig. 5).