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Chapter: Immunity and Disease

Table of Contents. Chapter: Immunity and Disease. Section 1: The Immune System. Section 2: Infectious Diseases. Section 3: Noninfectious Diseases. The Immune System. 1. Lines of Defense. Your body has many ways to defend itself.

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Immunity

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BIOMAN 2010

BIOMAN 2010. Immunoassays Barbara Bielska Northampton Community College Tannersville, PA. Antibody-mediated immunity. Antibody-mediated immunity is part of acquired or adaptive immunity Antigen Antibody-mediated immunity involves B cells, and T cells (lymphocytes). What is antigen.

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Chapter 15 Innate and Adaptive Immunity

Essentials of Pathophysiology. Chapter 15 Innate and Adaptive Immunity. Active immunity is acquired through immunization or actually having the disease. T lymphocytes are responsible for humoral immunity.

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Immune System

Immune System. Chapter 21. Immune System. Elaborate defense system that protects the body from pathogens Also provides protection from other foreign agents including pollens, toxins and cancer cells Classified as specific and nonspecific immunity; divided into three lines of defense.

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Chapter 24

Chapter 24. The Immune System. Pathogenicity of microbes. Pathogens are microbes that can cause disease. Toxins are small organic molecules or pieces of protein or bacterial cell wall that are released when bacteria die. How do pathogens get in? Adhesion Factors.

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Antigens and Antibodies

Antigens and Antibodies. Antibodies. Antigens. Antigen : A substance that can be recognized by the adaptive arm of the immune system. Immunogen : Those antigens that induce a specific adaptive immune response in a host. Factors that influence the immunogenicity of an antigen. Size

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Immunity By Akrum Hamdy

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Immunity

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The lymphatic system and immunity A circulatory system for fluids returns fluid to the blood

The lymphatic system and immunity A circulatory system for fluids returns fluid to the blood removes antigens from the body exposes antigens to the immune system. How is fluid moved? Contraction of skeletal muscles against lymphatic vessels Smooth muscle contraction

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Chapter 3 and 4

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Immune System

Immune System. Review. What is an immune system? The system in the body responsible for maintaining homeostasis by recognizing harmful from non harmful organisms and by producing an appropriate response What is immunity?

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Immune System

Immune System. Primary Function: To protect your body from pathogens. Pathogens: Bacteria, viruses, fungus, or proteins that causes illness. Spleen : stores lymphocytes and filters blood Thymus : where T cells mature Bone marrow : where blood cells are formed. Types of Immunity.

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Immunology

Immunology. LINES OF DEFENSE. We live in a virtual sea of bacteria; we have evolved ways of protecting ourselves. BARRIERS : Our Goal? Keep the Beasties Out! 1. SKIN: protected by many layers of dead dry cells that are leathery. pores are protected by sweat sweat washes out pores

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Chapter 17:

Chapter 17: . Immunization and Immune Testing. Immunology. Based on adaptive (specific) immunity Humoral or antibody mediated B cells produce antibodies Cellular T cells can directly attack pathogens. Immunization. Two Artificial Methods of Immunity Active immunization

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