Across
- 2. cells that "record" information to fight pathogens if they come back
- 5. the response where antibodies bind to a pathogen and mark it for elimination
- 8. inoculation of infected human debris into the body for the purpose of acquired immunity (began in 10th century in Eastern countries)
- 11. cells that actively secrete antibodies
- 13. T cell receptors
- 14. any immunity obtained by inoculation with selected antigens/part of the microbe or sometimes the entire microbe
- 15. Injected a young boy with material from cowpox lesions rendering him immune to smallpox in 1796
Down
- 1. T cells that directly destroy cells they recognize, often virus infected cells
- 3. T cells that modulate the immune response, often by limiting chronic inflammatory diseases
- 4. B cell receptors
- 6. the accessible part of an antigen that binds to an antigen receptor
- 7. B cells that are yet to be activated
- 9. Substances that illicit a response from a T or B lymphocyte
- 10. antigen presenting cells (B cells)
- 12. molecules that are necessary for antigen presentation in order for T cells to participate in adaptive immune response