The Immune System
Across
- 1. Antibody present in saliva
- 3. attenuated bacteria that trigger an immune response
- 5. _____ cells secrete antibodies in the immune response
- 8. memory cells that are not activated are referred to as this
- 9. The antibody-mediated immune response
- 10. Specific cells used in the adaptive immune system.
- 12. Stimulates the helper T cell in the immune response
- 14. Serine proteases that trigger programmed cell death
- 16. The heavy and light chains attached to antibodies is made of _____.
Down
- 2. this type of antibody recognises only one epitope
- 4. A stem cell that matures here will become a T cell
- 5. Neutralization, agglutination of microbes and precipitation of dissolved antigens enhances this
- 6. Macrophages become antigen-_______ cells
- 7. A memory helper T cell will _________ both memory B and T cells
- 11. Signalling molecules released by the T helper cell when stimulated
- 13. Can cause tissue damage while releasing toxins to kill bacteria
- 15. Stimulated when an antigen interacts with a recepter on a B cell