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- 2. All antibodies have what linkages holding them together?
- 3. What process is stimulated when an antigen is first exposed to B cells and interacts with one of the receptors on one of the B cells
- 7. A non-specific immune response
- 8. How are memory cells found in the body?
- 9. Vaccines trigger what kind of response in the body?
- 12. In the cell-mediated immune response, when cells are infected with a pathogen, what type of T cells are activated
- 13. A cytotoxic protein that perforates the cell by inserting itself in the target cells plasma membrane and creating holes/pores in the cell
- 15. The transmembrane glycoprotein that is a co-receptor and assists the T cell receptor in communicating with an antigen-presenting cell
- 16. What are antibodies also called?
- 17. What do T cells do to B cells?
- 18. what do B cells have on their surface that react directly with antigens in blood
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- 1. Binding of the Antibodies can inactivate the pathogen by
- 4. White blood cells (B cells or T cells) that are undifferentiated stem cells
- 5. A type of leukocyte found in the spleen that differentiates into macrophages and dendritic cells in response to inflammation
- 6. In the humoral mammalian immune system response, what do plasma cells secrete that bind to antigens making them easier targets for phagocytes
- 10. What is the antigen engulfed by?
- 11. Blood serum contains what kind of antibodies?
- 14. In mammalian immune system, what immune response involves T cells