For the next few questions, select from a) Helper T-cells b) Cytotoxic T-cells (
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For the next few questions, select from a) Helper T-cells b) Cytotoxic T-cells (Killer T-cells) c) Memory cells d) Plasma cells 48) enhance or activate eosinophils and neutrophils. 49) release immunoglobulins. 50) can remain in the immune system for a decade or more and allow for an enhanced immune response 51) secrete specialized enzymes that break down 52) secrete interferon gamma, which stimulates For the next few questions, select from whenever a specific pathogen is encountered again. nucleic acids. macrophages. a) Pyrogens b) Immunoglobulins c) Opsonization d) Bradykinins e) Granzymes ab) Major histocompatibility complex Class I ac) Major histocompatibility complex Class II ad) Complement proteins 53) An antigen presenting cell will display fragments of a pathogen on their membrane usingproteins to signal other immune cells that an infection has been detected 54) These signal molecules will cue the hypothalamus to 55) are released by two different lymphocytes and 56) Some of these molecules combine to form membrane 57) This term describes antibodies attaching to antigens and 58) Virus-infected cells will signal that they need to be increase body temperature. destroy the DNA of virus-infected cells. attack complexes which can help to destroy bacteria. promoting their destruction through phagocytosis. destroyed by displaying fragments of the pathogen on __proteins.Explanation / Answer
48) Helper- T cells
49) Plasma cells
50) memory cells
51)
52) Cytotoxic T cells
53) Major histocompatibility class II
54) Pyrogens
55) Immunoglobulins
56) Complement system
57) Opsonization
58) Major histocompatibility class I