CH13

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Across
  1. 2. conductors: are MHCII and CD4 T cells.
  2. 4. immunization: is when you treat a patient with antibodies for an immediate response.
  3. 5. part of an antigen that can bind to an antigen receptor.
  4. 9. immunity: developed once innate can't handle to get rid of a pathogen.
  5. 10. Response: when Antibodies binds into antigens and flag them for elimination.
  6. 12. they play a role in recognizing antigens on host cells.
  7. 14. substances that can provoke T and B cells to produce a response.
  8. 15. key players of adaptive immunity.
Down
  1. 1. cells: produce in red bone marrow and gets matured in red bone marrow as well.
  2. 3. induce memory response against pathogens by inroducing them.
  3. 6. Cells: actively secrete antibodies.
  4. 7. cells: produced in the red bone marrow and gets mature in Thymus.
  5. 8. cells: save informations about the pathogen incase it comes back
  6. 11. immunity: this immunity results from vaccination.
  7. 13. when this binds to an antigen it results in a B cell early activation.