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Innate Immunity Description |
Not Specific |
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Skin, Tears, Mucosa, Mucociliary escalator, and Acid are all Noncellular constituents/ Characteristics of the |
Innate Immunity |
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Granulocytes, Macrophages, Natural killer cells and Complement are all Cellular Constituents of the... |
Innate Immunity |
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Adaptive Immunity Description |
Specific |
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Specificity, Collaboration, Clonal expansion, Differentiation, Mobility, Memory, and Regulation are all Noncellular constituents/ Characteristics of the... |
Adaptive Immunity |
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T-cell and B-cell Cellular constituents are part of the |
Adaptive Immunity |
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One Feature of the Adaptive Immunity is... |
Hypersensitivity |
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the rate-limiting step in dermal absorption. This is due to its thick, keratinized , and compacted cells. |
Stratum Corneum |
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A system of proteins that attacks foreign cells. |
"Complement", Cellular Constituents |
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A severe allergic reaction that often includes airway constriction, rash, change in vitals. It is life-threatening. |
Anaphylaxis |
