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Mapping the immune response. PLEASE help me! Word bank: Awww junk! You just step

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Mapping the immune response. PLEASE help me!


Word bank:
Awww junk! You just stepped on a nail coated with nasty bacteria. This means the physial barrer of your ma immune syst immune system (not the adaptive one), has been penetrated. First things first...your body needs to react to this horrible atrocity by the act of inflammation. This means your foot is going to go through some temporary changes. It will become 3 Simen through some temporary changes. It will become SMmen ho t (3-6 are not in bank) 6 and . .innph Ode , which are found in the connective tissue but similar in function to the mast-ceiis granulocytes of the blood, quickly release cytokines that bring in other white blood cells. The cytokines really mess with the blood vessels First comes 9 vasodiianon(the widening of blood vessels) and the capilla (the widening of blood vessels) and the capillaries start to get really leaky. This allows white blood cells to be attracted by cytokines through the process known as These cels tn move out of h oothrough the process of 10 Chemotass 11 diapedesis blood cell to arrive on the scene is the 13 neumphl cells. (This eating process is known in sciencey circles as 1 These cells then move out of the blood vessels through the process of (another name for white It is a fast and furious eater of . The first 12 leukocyie (This eating processis known in sciencey circles as 1 phagpeutne This first type of eater cell cannot present antigens though,so the body needs 15 macmphases(formerly 16 monocvie been any eukaryotic parasites, then point the first and second levels of protection stop and the ymphahei ph and start engulfing the bacteria. If there had asites, then 17 eosnophils may have been employed. At this immune system begins

Explanation / Answer

43. phagolysosomes

46. MHC I

48. classical complement

49. antigen presenting cells

58. live attenuated

60.immunocompromised

61. Herd Immunity