Across
- 1. Immune response where antibodies defend against pathogens in body fluids
- 6. T cells that directly kill infected or abnormal cells
- 8. A substance that triggers an immune response from B or T cells
- 9. Cells that process and present antigens to T cells
- 10. White blood cells that are key players in adaptive immunity
- 14. T cells that suppress or control immune responses
- 15. The specific part of an antigen that binds to an antigen receptor
Down
- 2. cells activated B cells that secrete antibodies
- 3. The introduction of antigens to stimulate immunity and memory without causing disease
- 4. A Y-shaped protein on B cells that binds specific antigens
- 5. A specific immune response that develops more slowly and creates memory against pathogens
- 7. T cells that activate and direct other immune cells
- 11. histocompatibility complex Molecules that display antigen fragments on cell surfaces for T cell recognition
- 12. A receptor on T cells that recognizes antigen fragments presented on MHC molecules
- 13. cells Long-lived cells that remember a pathogen for faster future responses
