- These immune cells have antibody function and antigen presentation.
- After the B-cell selects a clone this process occurs immediately.
- The process of phagocytes moving to the site of infection is called?
- T helper cells use which CD# to bind to which cell's MHC#?
- If denatured which will keep antigenicity: Sequential Epitopes or Conformational?
- T cytotoxic cells use which CD# to bind to which cell's MHC#?
- These cells activate the macrophages/B cells.
- The Mast cells can be noted because they release this chemical _________.
- Tc cells use this protein to kill infected cell.
- These cells have innate immunity and are very powerful. They can cause apoptosis by chemokines and damage the target cell with granules.
- Immune cell with the biggest with long life. Phagocytosis and antigen presentation.
- Immune cell has phagocytosis & kills PARASITES
- this method of immunogenicity is more potent because the immunogenic response won't get diluted. They will go in blood to lymphatics and give better response.
- Why don't phagocytes attack tissues or cells on self?
- The role of chemokines in infections is ____________.
- Lymphoid progenitor makes these immune cells:
- What does NADPH create in order to fight bacteria in a phagosome?
- These three components are necessary for an antigen to be recognized by a cell.
- Inflammation:1. ___________ binds adhesion molecule to get signal from chemokines.2. ______ squeezes in surrounding tissues because chemokines dilated it.3. ______ changes to a _________ and goes to the infected site.
- Lactoferrin and Vitamin B12 binding protein are ___________ that help phagocytic activity.