Across
- 3. These organisms reproduce using spres, do not conduct photosynthesis and thus feed themselves by absorbing the food through their cell walls. ex. Athletes foot
- 5. B cells grow and mature inside of the bone ___
- 6. These T cells destroy mutated and infected cells.
- 7. A single celled parasite that passes onto people from outside sources like mosquitos and infects them. ex. Malaria
- 11. Extremely small particles without any cells that multiply when a cell becomes infected with one. ex. AIDS
- 12. These T and B cells both store the data from the invaders so that the immune system can react quicker next time.
- 14. When you are injected with dead or harmless pathogens so that your body can prepare and memorize antibodies ahead of time, you received a ___
- 17. These types of T cells call for help. They tell the B cells to start doing their job and tell the other T cells to go to school.
- 19. These T cells tell the immune system to stop and return to normal.
- 20. These single-celled organisms lack a nucleus,and can reproduce rapidly isnide you, causing you to become sick. ex. E. Coli
- 21. This illness kills off the helper T cells so that the immune system can't respond.
Down
- 1. A barrier that is like a wall to the human body.
- 2. A special filter that acts like a draw gate.
- 4. The first vaccination was discovered for ___
- 8. These things are created by the B cells to attach to specific invaders and slow them down.
- 9. In this disease, the white blood cells attack the bones and cartilage in joints.
- 10. A fluid that traps many pathogens when you breath them in.
- 13. These white blood cells engulf invaders and shows off their antigen.
- 15. This special medicine can kill bacteria and stop infections.
- 16. When you cry, these acids help slow down invading pathogens.
- 18. These things repair broken skin by creating blood clots.