Across
- 4. (4)injection of preformed antibody
- 12. (4)specific antibody/memory cell made after an infection to attack futire antigens
- 13. when immune system rejects self
- 17. (2)replaces abnormal gene with outside source of same gene
- 19. shows as longterm immunity after a vaccine
- 20. (2)bonds to mast cells to release histamine leading to inflammation (allergic reaction)
- 21. (2)person makes own antibodies
- 25. tabs/drops of allergen extract used for allergen controll
- 26. immonodefiency syndrome associated with Navajo people
- 28. (2)mature in bone marrow and move to lymphatic tissue and become antibodies
- 30. (2)where T/B cells are created
- 31. (2)these antigens are tolerated by the immune system
- 32. (2)this takes place in the spleen,lymph nodes
- 33. removal of the spleen
- 34. (2)lymphoid organs & lymphocytes, red bone marrow
Down
- 1. (4)vaccine that stims production of antibody/memory cell
- 2. (2)where B&T cells move to perform immune functions
- 3. (2)used to desensitize persons with anaphylactic reactions/severe allergies
- 5. (4)antibody recieved by placenta/breastmilk
- 6. (2)go to thymus to mature then move to nodes/nodules&spleen to provide direct attack
- 7. concentrated allergen vaccine to create hyposensitivity
- 8. produced by virus infected cells to protect surrounding area
- 9. (3)these quickly cause cytolosis of a pathogen
- 10. microbes that live in/on body
- 11. (2)antibody gotten from another source; temporary
- 14. (2)massive allergic reaction with low BP, SOB
- 15. (2)return lymph fluid to venous system
- 16. chemical markers that identify cells
- 18. produced during 1st antigen exposure
- 22. shows as passive immunity in breastmilk
- 23. (2)cloning an antibody
- 24. specific receptors on B lymphocytes
- 27. process destroys pathogens to prevent infection
- 29. has non-pathogenic antigens that stims antibodies/memory cells