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chemcal found in tears to destroy cell wall of pathogins; saliva in some animals.
lysozyme
white blodd cells that attack by phagocytizing.
Phagocytes
60-70% of WBC live only a few days
Neutrophil.
"Big eaters" live weeks. plays role in intitiating 3rd line defense.
macrophage
specialized to fight worms
Eosinophil
non specific chemical factory intiates inflammitory reaction. relaearses histamines.
Basophils.
Dialate arteries and constrict veins increases permiaility of capillaries increases transportation rate/time.
histamines
swelling caused by release of histamines.
endema
contract smooth muscle works on uterus contratcs all cells produce
prostaglandins.
cause fever
pyrogins.
systemic dumping of histamines duet to an allergy.
You might die.
Anaphalactive shock.
reaction to over load of histamines in body caused by overwhelming load of bacteria dumped into body. appendix burst.
septic shock.
adaptation to make you feel sick
Inter-leukin II
anything non self
antigen
attract other white blood cells signaling chemicals
cytokines
natural killers
recognize virus protien stuck to cells and sticks to it and kills viral infected cell.
What does course of desease depend on? (3things)
adeptation by pathogen to get arund defenses; reproductive rate of pathogen; what kind of virus and the damage it does(direct).
chemical produced by virus attacted cells interferes with virus ability to dock in cells
interferon
prevent bacteria to colonize mouth, intestine and reproductive tract.
symbiotic bacteria. 1st line. e-coli; vaginal secrete of glycogin; bacteria on teeth.