Across
- 2. activate and stimulate b cell (antibody-mediated immunity)
- 3. Epithelia, mucous membranes, secretions
- 4. takes about 2 weeks to develop peak anitbody levels. IgM and IgG antibody levels do not remain elevated
- 5. antigen recoginition and costimulation result in. T cell activation and cell division, producign active Tc cells and memory Tc cells
- 7. mhc molecules. class 1:surface of almost all nucleated cells.class 2: antigen-presenting cells
- 10. occurs when cd8 t cell encounters an appriopriate antigen on the surface of another cell, bound to a class 1 MHC protein.
Down
- 1. Very rqapid inccrease in IgG antibody concentration and rises to the levels much higher then thoses of the primary response.
- 3. primary immune response
- 5. protein markers on cell surface
- 6. active Tc cell destroys the antigen bearing cell. it may use several different mechanisms to kill target cell
- 8. parasites, allergens, and histamine
- 9. sensitization of B cells
- 11. cross through the placenta, secondary immune response, and most abundant antibody