The Immune System. SM HH SP NS
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- 2. What are the specific regions on an antigen that bind to B cell receptors are called?
- 4. What is the co-receptor that assists the T cell receptor in binding to MHC?
- 6. What process do plasma cells undergo to produce large amounts of antibodies?
- 8. Which type of immune cell remains inactive until re-exposed to its specific antigen?
- 10. Which T cells are activated by pathogen-infected cells?
- 11. Which cell type consumes foreign pathogens and stimulates other immune cell types?
- 12. Which term describes a mixture of antibodies that react against different parts of the same antigen?
- 14. Which immune response defends against extracellular pathogens?
- 16. Which line of defence is inflammation part of?
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- 1. What do plasma cells secrete that specifically target antigens?
- 3. Which type of T cell plays a crucial role in activating both B cells and other T cells, essential for orchestrating the body's adaptive immune response?
- 5. What are are the signalling molecules that regulate the immune response?
- 6. In the humoral immune response, where do antibodies primarily operate to target pathogens?
- 7. What is another name for antibodies?
- 9. Which type of immune reaction follows initial exposure to an antigen and involves the rapid production of antibodies?
- 13. Where do T cells mature?
- 15. Which process describes how antibodies may render a pathogen inactive?