Across
- 2. The immune systems response type when first introduced to an antigen
- 3. Receptors on host cells that can bind to PAMPs
- 4. Cell type responsible for producing antibodies
- 7. Type of selection where T and B cells are produces in response to an antigen
- 9. Immune response that is constant and the first line of defense
- 11. Cell type that responds to the presence of antigens
- 12. The ability of an organism to fight disease
- 13. Cell surface B-antigen receptors that can bind to antigens
- 16. Structure on foreign microbes but not host cells
- 19. Stem cell type that is the precursor to every blood cell
- 20. Immunity where antibodies are produced independently in response to antigen presence
Down
- 1. Engulf and destroy pathogens in the body
- 3. Immunity type where people are given antibodies from another
- 4. Inner tissue of bone responsible for producing blood cells
- 5. Circulation type where clear lymph fluid moves throughout the body
- 6. Infectious organism that can cause disease
- 8. Toxic substance that induces an immune response
- 10. Signal molecules produced when the immune system is activated.
- 14. Immune Response Immune response that isn't constant and changes over time.
- 15. Cell type that can launch a much more intense response to an antigen when previously exposed to it
- 17. Response type when the immune system has previously been exposed to an antigen
- 18. Immunity gained without induction of disease
