Innate Immunity

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Across
  1. 3. immunity refers to the immunity that is present at birth,response faster to pathogens,non-specific mechanism,and do not improve it's memory overtime.
  2. 4. is the process in which the pathogen is coating with the chemical opsonin, making easier for phagocytic cells to destroy the respective pathogen.
  3. 6. cells are white blood cells with single nucleus and target cancer cells .
  4. 8. are found on the host cell surface and some are intracellular to recognize pathogens that already gained access to inside the cell.
  5. 9. is a chemical defense found in tears which acts by splitting NAG and NAM bond in peptidoglycan.
Down
  1. 1. is a prime example of physical defenses.
  2. 2. is an example of mechanical defense in which many muscle contraction take place in digestive tract to flush off slough mucus and other useless substances in the form of feces.
  3. 5. are white blood cells and it is known for its ability to phagocyte in order to kill bacteria. It is an example of granulocytes meaning have granules.
  4. 7. are example of chemicals defenses that are made by certain cells.
  5. 8. refers to patterns that are associated with pathogens. Examples are flagellin, peptodoglycan, lipopepptide etc.