21D: T-cells

5. innate phagocytes; do not require permission to chomp chomp cells. Roam around the immune system killing anything that is deemed foreign using perforins
8. T cell that is responsible for the immune system's capability to respond to an antigen it has encountered before
14. cells that live on the body's surface in the; starts an immune reaction
15. who tests the T cells in the thymus by presenting self-antigens to them
20. T cell that inhibits the immune response
22. extracellular pathogens are considered:
24. B lymphocyte's effector cells are in:
25. MHC proteins
26. immunity directed against a particular pathogen

1. T-cells that are capable of recognizing antigens presented to them by APCs are...
2. immunity where lymphocytes directly attack and destroy foreign cells or diseased host cells
3. T-cell that gives the okay for phagocytes to chomp chomp
4. the rounds of mitosis that make clones of effector and memory cells (a part of t-cell activation)
6. selection type where the T-cell should not recognize self-antigens
7. T-cell that is considered the effector of cellular immunity
9. specific regions on an antigen that stimulate immune responses
10. immunity that is antibody-mediated
11. selection type where the T-cell should recognize MHC
12. site of origin for lymphocytes
13. any molecule that triggers an immune response
16. where T-cells migrate to when they are being "deployed"
17. intracellular pathogens are considered:
18. site of maturation for T-cells
19. an APC that asks the helper T cell if it can eat any cell that looks like what is being presented
21. protein that pokes holes in pathogens
23. what encounters and processes an antigen