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Direction: Fill in the blanks in the following statements with the list of key terms in
the table below:
Cell mediated response
Mucus membrane
Clonal section
Skin
Phagocytic
Endogenous pyrogens
Cytotoxic T cells
Humoral immunity
interferon
Memory cells
Suppressor/regulatory T cells
|Macrophages
Fever
Plasma cells
Histamine
OF PASI
Helper T cells
Inflammatory response
MHC
Natural killer
B lymphocytes
1. The
and
provide your body
barriers to invasion by foreign substances.
2.
Your body's nonspecific defense
specificaly
use
cells,
to destroy microbes by phagocytosis, and
cells to destroy virus infected cells.
3.
An
injury
provokes
the
Injured
cells
making capillaries leaky and smooth muscles
relax. If a major infection becomes established, the body produces a
to slow microbial growth and reproduction and to help fight
Macrophages,
signal the hypothalamus to "turn
release
viral infections by increasing the production of
producing the hormones
up" the body's thermostat.
4. Your immune system is able to differentiate "self" cells from "non-self cells
because of plasma membrane proteins making up the
5. In order to attack microbes before they enter cells, the body uses B cells and
antibodies to provide
are stimulated to divide rapidly. Since the new cells are identical, this is
called
When antibodies bind to antigens, B cells
The daughter cells
will
differentiate into
and
6. T cells are used in
invader. This type of response involves three cell types:
disrupt the plasma membrane of infected cells,
other immune cells, and
when an infection has been fought.
to attack cells infected by an
that
that assist
that shut off immune system
Transcribed Image Text:Activity 1 Direction: Fill in the blanks in the following statements with the list of key terms in the table below: Cell mediated response Mucus membrane Clonal section Skin Phagocytic Endogenous pyrogens Cytotoxic T cells Humoral immunity interferon Memory cells Suppressor/regulatory T cells |Macrophages Fever Plasma cells Histamine OF PASI Helper T cells Inflammatory response MHC Natural killer B lymphocytes 1. The and provide your body barriers to invasion by foreign substances. 2. Your body's nonspecific defense specificaly use cells, to destroy microbes by phagocytosis, and cells to destroy virus infected cells. 3. An injury provokes the Injured cells making capillaries leaky and smooth muscles relax. If a major infection becomes established, the body produces a to slow microbial growth and reproduction and to help fight Macrophages, signal the hypothalamus to "turn release viral infections by increasing the production of producing the hormones up" the body's thermostat. 4. Your immune system is able to differentiate "self" cells from "non-self cells because of plasma membrane proteins making up the 5. In order to attack microbes before they enter cells, the body uses B cells and antibodies to provide are stimulated to divide rapidly. Since the new cells are identical, this is called When antibodies bind to antigens, B cells The daughter cells will differentiate into and 6. T cells are used in invader. This type of response involves three cell types: disrupt the plasma membrane of infected cells, other immune cells, and when an infection has been fought. to attack cells infected by an that that assist that shut off immune system
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