BHS 316 EXAM REVIEW
Across
- 2. Term for when antigens bind and connect multiple receptors at once, activating the cell
- 5. Fast responding white blood cell that is a major early phagocyte in inflammation
- 6. Large immune cell that engulfs pathogens and debris in tissues
- 7. Substance that triggers lymphocytes to divide without needing a specific antigen
- 11. Immune cells like B cells and T cells that drive adaptive immunity
- 14. Complement fragments that trigger inflammation and attract immune cells
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- 1. Antigen The specific antigen that matches a particular B cell or T cell receptor
- 3. Chemical signals that guide immune cells to sites of infection or injury
- 4. Normally harmless substance that triggers an allergic immune response
- 6. White blood cells in the blood that can mature into macrophages or dendritic cells
- 8. Antiviral signaling pathway that helps cells resist viral replication
- 9. Small signaling proteins immune cells use to communicate and coordinate responses
- 10. Protein released by cytotoxic cells that forms pores in target cell membranes
- 12. contain powerful chemicals and enzymes which can destroy bacteria
- 13. Signal on endothelial cells that tells leukocytes where to slow down and stick