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- 2. ability to resist damage from foreign substance, including microbes, toxins, and cancet cells.
- 5. key players in adaptive immunity, developing from stem cells in red bone marrow.
- 7. proteins produced by the body in response to a specific antigen.
- 9. release chemicals ti reduce inflammation.
- 12. protein secreted by cells that regulate the activity of neighboring
- 13. the number of antigen-bending sites on an antobody.
- 15. the first responders to infection, but they have a short life span.
- 17. situated on the posterior surface of the tongue.
- 18. injection of antibodies from another person or animal provides temporary immunity.
- 19. contains macrophanges and red blood cells connected to veins
- 20. any substance such ad bacteria, viruses, pollen, food or drugs that triggers an immunune response.
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- 1. the lymphatic system play a crucial role the body's _________ against foreign substance and pathogens.
- 3. lymphatic tissues forming a protective ring round the nasal and oral cavity
- 4. function as an antigen-bending receptor on B- cells.
- 6. release leukotrienes and play a role in inflammation.
- 8. release histamine, contributing to the inflammatory response.
- 10. rounded structures varying in size, located near lymphatic vessels, particularly in areas like the groins, armpit and neck.
- 11. antibodies clump antigens together, making them easier to eliminate.
- 14. exposure to an antigen through natural infection leads to antibody production and long-term immunity.
- 16. involved in allergic reaction and defense against parasites.
