Chapter 1_Properties and Overview of immune responses

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  1. 6. host immune defense against microbes in the first few hours or days after infection
  2. 7. immunologically inexperienced
  3. 9. a study of the cellular and molecular events that occur after an organism encounters microbes and other foreign molecules
  4. 12. immunologic unresponsiveness
  5. 13. a process that involves recruitment of phagocytes and leukocytes to destroy the microbes
  6. 16. cells that mediate the adaptive immune response
  7. 17. protection from disease
  8. 18. cells that mediate the ultimate effect of the immune response
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  1. 1. the theory proposed by Paul Ehrlich
  2. 2. cytokines that regulate cell migration and movement
  3. 3. molecules secreted by the humoral immune system
  4. 4. a molecular entity that is recognized by the immune system
  5. 5. immunity achieved by transferring antibodies from an immunized individual to an unimmunized person
  6. 8. response, collective and coordinated response to the introduction of foreign substances
  7. 10. a process that enhances phagocytosis by coating the pathogen
  8. 11. the ability of the lymphocyte repertoire to recognize a very large number of antigens
  9. 14. host immune defense develops as a response to infection and adapts to infection
  10. 15. part of a complex antigen that specifically is recognized by lymphocytes