Across
- 3. a protein or other macromolecule that triggers immune response (usually from a pathogen).
- 6. fluid found between cells; becomes lymph.
- 11. works by neutralization, precipitation, agglutination, or complement.
- 13. is hot, red, swollen, and painful
- 17. Type of B cell that makes antibodies.
- 18. Cause of diabetes I, Lupus, MS, Grave's, etc.
- 20. 3rd line of defense is this because antibodies are made for one pathogen.
- 22. large duct receiving lymph on your left side.
- 23. provides artificial active immunity.
- 25. a group of proteins conducing MAC attack.
- 27. disease causing organism.
- 29. collected extra fluid that gets cleaned and returned to the circulatory system.
- 31. largest lymphatic organ.
- 34. only found in cellular immunity; three types (2 wds).
- 35. Viral adaptation; stays in body during latent period.
- 37. type of immune response only in blood plasma.
- 38. Vaccine made with "live" viruses.
Down
- 1. Vaccine made with DNA or RNA.
- 2. another name for antibody.
- 4. cells of 2nd line of defense; destroy cancerous cells (2 wds).
- 5. Process of WBCs being attracted to chemicals.
- 7. WBC that "eats" (2 wds.)
- 8. lymph gland active during youth.
- 9. Cells catching antigens in humoral immunity (2wds).
- 10. structures that collect lymph at capillary beds (2 wds).
- 12. system that responds to any and all foreign substances.
- 14. mature or "turned on" lymphocyte.
- 15. Type of immunity due to making your own antibodies.
- 16. caused by serious immediate hypersensitivity (2 wds).
- 19. WBCs found in lymphatic tissue.
- 21. systemic heat response.
- 24. lymphatic tissue in intestines
- 26. long lived B or T cells that mount secondary responses.
- 28. chemical that stops viruses from attacking other cells.
- 30. key cells in cellular immunity, made after antigen presentation (2 wds).
- 32. filters lymph (2 wds).
- 33. Viral adaptation; takes over or limits immune response.
- 36. an nonpathogenic antigen that triggers an immune response.
- 37. chemical from mast cells or basophils that cause inflammation.
