Innate Immunity Crossword

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Across
  1. 2. When a microbe is prepared for phagocytosis by coating it with complement proteins and antibodies.
  2. 4. Class of white blood cells that can perform phagocytosis of pathogens.
  3. 5. Immune response to remove and repair tissue that has been injured. Symptoms can include redness, pain, swelling, heat, and sometimes loss of function.
  4. 7. _____-_____ Type of biological response to disease, focused quickly responding without a memory aspect or recognition of specific pathogens.
  5. 8. Cell formed from monocytes in the blood maturing and entering the body's tissues.
  6. 9. Inflammation which source is difficult to remove, which results in frequent episodes that are often less intense than the acute type of inflammation.
  7. 10. Consists of predominantly T-cells and B-cells, and does not play a major role in innate immunity. Having a blood concentration of <25% is considered low, and >35% is considered high.
  8. 12. Type of defense which mostly involves white blood cells.
Down
  1. 1. Second stage of inflammation, which follows after a brief period of restricted blood flow to the injury site.
  2. 3. Largest leukocyte which matures in the blood into two possible cells. Having over 10% blood concentration is considered high and under 2% is considered low.
  3. 4. the recognition, ingesting, digesting, then the destruction of pathogenic or foreign particles.
  4. 6. short-lived white blood cells that are active early on in the immune response. Having >80% blood concentration of these is considered high, while <40% is considered low.
  5. 11. the most important of the active complement proteins. All pathways involve splitting this complement protein.