Across
- 3. symbiosis when both organisms benefit
- 4. white blood cells that produce antibodies
- 5. any foreign macromolecule
- 6. cells leaving blood by squeezing between two endothelial blood vessel cells
- 7. Cells white blood cells in innate immunity that destroy "self" by apoptosis
- 9. part of Gram – bacteria cell wall usually released by DEAD bacteria
- 11. disease signs & symptoms due to toxin and not due to infection
- 13. complement protein method to punch holes in pathogen membrane
- 18. fatty acids secreted by oil glands that prevents dry, cracked skin
- 21. gland nicknamed the body's thermostat
- 22. type of transmission that is short distance spread of mucus drops in the air
- 23. organism that carries the pathogen but do not get disease
- 26. symbiosis when one organism benefits at the expense of second organism
- 30. proteins secreted by bacteria that bind available nutrients
- 32. proteins that bacteria use to rearrange host cytoskeleton proteins
- 34. symbiosis when one organism benefits and the other organism is unaffected
- 35. act of a microbe binding host receptors
- 36. objective changes to the body due to disease
- 37. proteins used by natural killer cells to induce apoptosis
- 38. white blood cells that specialize in parasite removal
- 39. white blood cells that control cell-mediated immunity
- 40. polypeptide messenger molecules that communicate between cells
- 41. cytokines that act as attractants for cells
Down
- 1. non-contact form of transmission that is NOT through vectors
- 2. subjective changes to the body due to disease
- 4. white blood cells that produce of histamine
- 6. white blood cells that initiation of adaptive response by warning T cells of pathogens
- 8. portion of antigen recognized by immune system
- 9. study of how disease spreads and its origin
- 10. when normal microbes can prevent pathogenic microbes from growing
- 12. punctures or bites that break skin
- 13. white blood cells that mature into macrophages
- 14. alter cell surface proteins to pass undetected
- 15. disease that can spread from one host to another host
- 16. increase in blood flow
- 17. protein used by natural killer cells to create channel in cell membrane
- 19. total number people with disease at same time
- 20. white blood cells that perform phagocytosis
- 24. substance containing live bacteria that is taken to restore beneficial bacteria to the body
- 25. movement of pathogen from one location to a host or another location
- 27. another term for the incidence of a disease
- 28. a continual source of pathogen
- 29. term for the number of deaths from a disease
- 31. proteins secreted by LIVE bacteria during infection
- 33. number people who DEVELOP disease in given time period
