Across
- 1. organ involved in innate immune system
- 4. antigen that should trigger an immune response
- 6. blood vessels increase in diameter
- 9. this increases as a result of vasodilation
- 11. signalling molecules released by damaged cells to cause vasodilation
- 15. white blood cell that directly targets cells for destruction based off a specific antigen(3)
- 16. substances that triggers an immune response
- 18. produced by B cells
- 20. cell types recruited to areas of inflammation
- 22. adaptive immune system has this
- 23. cell that is necessary to activate B cells (3)
- 25. one of the ways antibodies inactivate antigens, causes clumping
- 27. type of active transport that phagocytosis is
Down
- 1. type of antigen produced by your own cells
- 2. skin is this
- 3. body surface covered in a sticky substance that traps pathogens (2)
- 5. destroy overactive immune cells that are increasing inflammation inappropriately (3)
- 7. antibodies can bind antigens and acts as this to help target other immune cells
- 8. t and b cells are this type of leukocyte
- 10. immune system that is non-specific
- 12. type of phagocyte
- 13. type of response generated by B cells
- 14. immune system that is specific to one antigen
- 17. this also increases as a result of vasodilation (2)
- 19. second line of defence according to the QCAA
- 21. type of response generated by t cells (2)
- 24. accumulation of dead phagocytes, dead pathogens and cellular debris
- 26. each adaptive immune response is only for this many antigens
