Across
- 5. the form of immunity involving antibodies
- 6. a single type of antibody that has been cloned
- 9. an antibody is made up of four of these
- 13. what arises when a large proportion of the population is vaccinated
- 15. area that is different for different antibodies
- 16. what type of cell does HIV attack
- 17. an example of the first defence against pathogens
- 18. form of immunity where antibodies are stimulated by the organism themselves
- 20. bond responsible for holding an antibody together
- 21. what is the outermost layer of an HIV molecule
- 23. enzyme used by HIV as part of replication
- 24. often a protein found on cell membranes that can stimulate an immune response
Down
- 1. a protein produced by B-plasma cells
- 2. name of protein that cytotoxic T cells produce
- 3. cell responsible for the secondary immune response
- 4. a form of non-specific immunity
- 7. enzymes found within the lysosome
- 8. what hormone do monoclonal antibodies test for in pregnancy tests
- 10. process by which bacterial cells are clumped together
- 11. what HIV eventually leads to if untreated
- 12. form of genetic material found in HIV
- 14. form of immunity where antibodies are introduced from an outside source
- 19. response where lymphocytes respond to an organism's own cells that have been infected
- 22. name of the test for HIV
