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Bio Unit 4 Sec 2 #5
Bio Unit 4 Sec 2 #5: Lecture 35
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Anything the body recognizes as something that should not be there | Antigen |
| B cells and T cells are: | Lymphocytes |
| B-Cells produce _______ | Antibodies |
| 2 types of T-Cells: | Cytotoxic; Helper |
| _______ T-Cells seek out and destroy virally infected cells | Cytotoxic |
| ______ T-Cells stimulate TC cells and B-Cells | Helper |
| Special cells of the immune system that recognize and remember specific parts of pathogens called antigens | Lymphocytes |
| _______ are surface proteins or glycoproteins on pathogens that are unique to each pathogen | Antigen |
| When lymphocytes encounter a new pathogen, an ______ response is triggered to fight it and the lymphocytes begin to ______ to fight the pathogen | Immune; Multiply |
| With Adaptive Immunity, lymphocytes produce _______ and defensive chemicals as a defensive response to a pathogen | Antibodies |
| It takes ______ days to start an immune response | 1-2 |
| Lymphocytes that recognize a specific pathogen and remain in the body in case the pathogen enters the body again. | Memory Cells |
| In adaptive immunity, the memory cells produce an immune response much faster and the pathogen is _______ before it can make you sick | Destroyed |
| Humoral Immune Response fights _______ infections | Bacterial |
| B-Cells and Antibodies are parts of the _______ Immune Response | Humoral |
| Each B-Cell has millions of identical B-Cell ______ on its surface that recognize some type of antigen exists | Receptors |
| When________ become activated when they come in contact with a particular antigen, they produce _______ | B-Cells; Antibodies |
| These are produced when B-Cells are activtated | Antibodies |
| Antibodies are ______ that have an antigen binding region | Proteins |
| Interaction with an ________ stimulates the production of a specific B Cells into plasm cells that produce antibodies that ________ the antigen | Antigen; Recognize |
| The increased recognition of antigen by phagocytic cells (cells that attack the antigen) is called: | Opsonization |
| Vasodilation that brings more blood, nutrients, leukocytes and defensive chemical to the site of infection is called: | Inflammation |
| The complement cascade begins resulting in inflammation and membrane attack complexes | Activation of Complement |
| When Pathogens are clumped together and attacked by defensive chemicals and phagocytes | Agglutination |
| When antibodies surround toxins so they cannot harm tissues | Neutralization |