Immunology

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  1. 7. The capacity of microbes to cause disease
  2. 10. A class of white blood cells capable of engulfing other cells and particles
  3. 17. The primary immune cells of the nervous system
  4. 19. A condition that disrupts normal bodily functions of ten caused by infections
  5. 20. Subtance or factoe that originate from within organism or system
  6. 23. Antibody that plays a crucial role in maintaning mucosal immunity
  7. 25. An inflammation of the liver caused mostly from viral infection
  8. 27. Minimum number of pathogens required to esablish an infection
  9. 29. The process by which microorganisms attach themselves to host cell or tissues
  10. 31. A physical or mental feature that indicates a condition expericed by patient
  11. 32. The degree of pathogenicity or the ability of microorganism to cause disease
  12. 35. T cells that have CD4
  13. 38. Antibody that stimulates histamines
  14. 39. A microorgnainsm such as a virus,bacteria that cause disease in a host organism
  15. 40. A group of serine proteases realesed by cytotoxix T cells that induce apoptosis
  16. 41. The total number of cases of a disease in a certain area and time
  17. 42. The state of being inactive
  18. 44. A toxin that is secreted and acts upon a specific cellular target
  19. 46. Process by which specific B or T lymphocytes are activated
  20. 47. An illness that can be transmitted from one person to another
  21. 49. A specific trait produced by a pathogen that enhances ability to cause disease
  22. 51. The effect good bacteria haev against intruder microorganims
  23. 52. Injection that provides acquired immunity
  24. 53. A protein produced by cells in response to viral infection
  25. 54. Subtance or factors from outside an or organism or system
  26. 55. T cells that have CD8
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  1. 1. The body's protective response to injury or infection
  2. 2. The movement of white blood cells from blood to tissues
  3. 3. The swelling caused by excess fluid trapped in the body's tissues
  4. 4. The occurence of new cases of a disease or condition
  5. 5. Group of proteins that help your immune system fight infection
  6. 6. A state of being under the influence of a toxic substance
  7. 8. A microbe that cause disease primary in an immunologically compromised host
  8. 9. Functions as B cell receptor
  9. 11. A substance that provokes an allergic response
  10. 12. A process in which cells destroy large particles such as bacteria
  11. 13. A microbe that causing disease in healthy people
  12. 14. Antibody that is the 2nd immune response
  13. 15. The ability of the immune system to recognize and respond to pathogens
  14. 16. develop in the red bone marrow
  15. 18. Immnunity that developes over time
  16. 21. An intestinal infection that leads to diarrhea
  17. 22. The period of recovery following an illness
  18. 24. The process of combining an acid and a base until they reach a balanced proportion
  19. 26. Bacteria or virus;anything the body sees as foreign
  20. 28. The study of how diseases spread and their causes on the population
  21. 30. The chemical class of proteins to which antibodies belong
  22. 33. The movement of a cell response to chemical stimulus
  23. 34. process of keeping and or maintaning clones
  24. 36. An individual who has pathogen in/or on them and shows no signs of illness
  25. 37. The ability of the immune system to recognize and respond to a pathogen again
  26. 43. The clumping together of particles like bacteria due to the reaction with antibodies
  27. 45. The process of introducing a pathogen or antigen into a host for immune response
  28. 48. A protein that helps identify and neutrilize anything foreign
  29. 50. Are immnue cells that process and present antigen on their surface to T cells