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MVMS Immune System Vocab

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active immunity   Occurs when a person’s own immune system responds to an antigen.  
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allergy   A reaction that occurs when the body is especially sensitive to certain substances.  
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antibiotics   Used to treat a bacterial infection.  
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antibody   Proteins made by immune system in response to an antigen. The body’s third line of defense  
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antigen   An invading organism or substance.  
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cancer   Abnormal and uncontrolled cell growth.  
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HIV   Virus that attacks T-cells.  
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immunity   The body’s resistance to disease  
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infectious disease   Transmitted among people by a harmful bacteria, virus or fungi.  
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inflammatory response   Red, swollen area at the site of infection.  
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interferon   The body’s second line of defense  
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noninfectious disease   An invading organism or substance.  
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passive immunity   Occurs when antibodies come form a source other than yourself.  
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skin   The body’s first line of defense  
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specific   Describes the relationship between an antigen and an antibody  
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vaccine   Antigens that have been weakened and are introduced into the body on purpose  
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