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Immune system

Body's defense

Inflammation

Rapid immune cell response in vascularized tissues

Innate/Native immunity

Normal or natural protection

Adapted/Acquired/Specific immunity

When immune cells exposed to antigens, they develop memory against antigens (more powerful than innate response)

Humoral Immunity

B-cell/Lymphocytes (Acquired)

Cell-Mediated Immunity

T-Cell/Lymphocytes (Acquired)

Antigens

Peptide/epitope or polysaccharide produced by cells that react with adaptive immune cells

Antibodies/Immunoglobulins

Proteins produced by B cells against antigens

Agglutination

"Clumping"

Antibody types

IgG, IgA, IgM, IgD, IgE

Antibody Functions

Neutralize antigens, cause agglutination, activate components of innate and adaptive immune system (recruit macrophages, etc.)

Antigen presenting cells

Chop up invading pathogens, process intook antigen and present it on the surface

Hematopoiesis

Development of blood