Across
- 3. type or T or B cell that retains capacity for rapid response to future exposure
- 5. immunity provided by physical bodily barriers
- 6. type of vaccine that is not 'modified live'
- 7. common route of vaccine administration
- 10. a key advantage of inactivated vaccines
- 12. molecule produced by the immune system in response to exposure to an antigen
Down
- 1. type of immunity aimed at extra-cellular pathogens
- 2. type of immunity where wider population benefits from vaccination
- 4. method of protecting against disease other than by natural exposure
- 8. complete the term 'specific ..... immunity'as provided by the actions of B and T cells
- 9. sample type most commonly taken when testing for immunity
- 10. category of laboratory test that looks for evidence of disease or immune respose to disease
- 11. molecule recognised by the body's immune system as foreign