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Pharm tech book Chapter 27 definiton words

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Acquired Immunity Immunity that has been acquired through exposure to an antigen or infectious agent.
Antibodies Proteins contained within plasma cells that neutralize or destroy antigens; also known as immunoglobulins.
Antigen The marker on cell surfaces that marks the cell as a 'self-cell'; it stimulates the production of antibodies.
Attenuated An altered or weakened live vaccine made from the disease organism against which the vaccine protects.
Globulin Protein that is insoluble in water; immune golbulins protect against disease.
Immunity A type of resistance to infection resulting from an immune response from the body or from agents such as vaccinations.
Immunosuppresive agent The immunosuppressive drugs used frequently to prevent rejection. Also used to treat certain autoimmune diseases.
Lymph node Composed of many small oval structures that filter the lymph and fight infection. Also where lymphocytes, monocytes, and plasma cells are formed.
Passive immunity Resistance that has been acquired through a transfer of antibodies from another person or animal or from mother to child.
Toxoid A toxin that has been rendered harmless but still invokes an antigenic response.
Vaccine Toxoids or attenuated viral components that are given to create a results in immunity.
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