Across
- 2. This kills microbes that enter our stomach.
- 4. Type of white blood cell that produces antibodies.
- 8. Protein markers found on the surface of pathogens that enable them to be recognised by the body.
- 10. Organisms so small they cannot be seen without a microscope.
- 13. This traps microbes that enter our nose or lungs.
- 14. Produced by white blood cells in response to the antigens on a microbe.
- 15. _________ system. Our internal defence system against pathogens.
- 16. A type of microbe that causes athlete's foot.
Down
- 1. Type of white blood cell that engulfs pathogens.
- 3. A common illness caused by a virus
- 5. Injecting someone with dead or damaged pathogens to give them immunity to a disease.
- 6. Poisons produced by some microbes.
- 7. Drugs that are used to kill bacteria inside the body (But not viruses).
- 9. When your body recognises and destroys a pathogen quickly, so you do not get a disease.
- 11. A word to describe bacteria when antibiotics no longer work on them.
- 12. Methods of avoiding growing the wrong microbes when culturing bacteria in the lab. Aseptic ______________.
