Match the cell to its function. Some answers may be used more than once. Some questions may have more than one correct response. 6. Destroys bacteria 7. Involved in humoral immunity 8. Makes antibodies 9. Involved in cellular immunity 10. Involved in nonspecific defense a. NK cell b. B cell c. T helper cell d. T cytotoxic cell e. Macrophage
Match the cell to its function. Some answers may be used more than once. Some questions may
have more than one correct response.
6. Destroys bacteria
7. Involved in humoral immunity
8. Makes antibodies
9. Involved in cellular immunity
10. Involved in nonspecific defense
a. NK cell
b. B cell
c. T helper cell
d. T cytotoxic cell
e. Macrophage
The immune system is associated with the body's defence mechanism that functions to resist the entry of pathogen or any foreign antigen inside the body. It could work against a specific pathogen or antigen like acquired immunity while the other immunity type termed as innate immunity is not specific and act as a component of natural body defence mechanism. The acquired immunity, which employs the use of B cells and T cells majorly, is further divided based on the immune cells involved in humoral and cell-mediated immunity.
| Function | Cell |
| Destroys bacteria | T cytotoxic cell, NK cell (Natural Killer), Macrophage |
| Involved in humoral immunity | B cell |
| Makes antibodies | B cell |
| Involved in cellular immunity | T cytotoxic cell, T helper cell |
| Involved in nonspecific defence | NK cell (Natural Killer), Macrophage |
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