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Transport

passive transport of molecules



Receptor

Receive and transmits messengers

Enzymatic

speeds up reaction

Anchor

hold the cytoskeleton



Cell marker

ID taggers



Heart's function

Pumps blood through the body and also the lungs



Veins' function

Carry blood towards the heart

Lungs' function

Bring oxygen into the body and remove carbon dioxide (CO2)

Capillaries' function

Connect veins and arteries and are where gases are exchanged with cells

Artheries

Carry blood away from the heart

Alveoli's function

Tiny sacs that exchange gases with capillaries

Red Blood Cells function

Carry oxygen to cells in the body and rome/carry away carbon dioxide

White Blood Cells function

Fight of invaders that try to take over your body cells



Platelets' function

Stop bleeding by blocking up wounds

Plasma's function

The liquid part of blood, which is made mostly of water.

Why is every single blood type unique and why are they incompatible ?

Because the blood types different antigens can harm other blood types, which could cause to problems and in the worst case, death.

First line of defence is...

Skin and mucus

First line, how do they stop them

chemically and physically

Second line of defence is...

non-specific response

Macropheges

engulf virus



Mast Cells

call in reinforcements

Basophils

release lethal chemicals

Eosinophils

chemically attack parasites with enzymes

Third line of defence is...

specific response

T cells

identify invaders and attack chemically

Memory B cells

remain in the blood stream to attack repeating invaders

B cells

release antibodies to invaders to tag them

3 types of invaders are..

Parasites, viruses and bacteria

How do vaccines work ?

Small dose of un-lethal invaders so that the immune system can recognise future attacks from real invaders