- Blood Clot Formation:1. Macrophage releases __________.2. ________ dilate blood vessels.3. Leukocytes bind interior outside.4. Blood clot forms.
- The most abundant immune cell. Phagocytosis & normally 50-70% in blood.
- Bacteria attach to the membrane by invagination. Gets ingested, and forms a "A". The "A" fuses with the "B". The Enzymes ingest the captured item. Digested pieces spit out.
- which has higher antigenicity?aa1 + aa2 or aa1 + aa1
- acute-phase protein (CRP) is always present during a(n) ___________.
- The natural nonspecific immunity (1st/2nd lines) are referred to as ______ immunity.
- Clonal Selection is the process done by this cell type.
- B-cells ability to help "catch" bacteria for easier macrophage consumption?
- IL-1B, TNF-alpha, IL-6 all cause this symptom.
- binds,punctures & lyses the cell & eaten by macrophage
- Body's line of defense:Skin/mucus barrier
- Body's line of defense:phagocytosis/inflammation
- The natural acquired immunity (3rd line) is referred to as _______ immunity.
- Which MHC molecule are chiefly found on APCs?
- What are example of infections other than HIV, that may cause immunodeficiency?
- where does T cell differentiation into cytotoxic and helper T cells occur?
- B-cell defects are responsible for what percentage of human immunodeficiency diseases?
- What is the single most common immune deficiency disease?
- Macrophages have specific names in various tissues: _________in CNS, ____________in skin, and ___________ in bone.
- Agranulocytes include ___________, which are responsible for antibody production, immune system modulation, and targeting of infected cells. These include two major classes of cells _________________________