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Active Immunity
A resistance to pathogen or antigen because of memory cells
Antibody
a large Y shaped protein that recognizes and binds to antigens
B Cells
lymphocytes that displays the antigens on its surface for a tcell to recognize
Cell meditated immunity
leads to the destruction of cells that are infected with viruses
Dendritic Cell
immune cells that display antigens
Humoral Immunity
involves mainly B cells and takes plane in blood and lymph
Immunization
the deliberate exposure of a pathogen to produce memory cells
Lymphatic system
houses leukocytes called lymphocytes
Lymph node
small structures that filter out pathogens
Memory Cells
long-living plasma cells
MHC I
proteins on the surface of all cells and if infected can mark it for destruction by a cytotoxic T cells
Passive Immunity
results when antibodies are transferred to a person who had never been exposed to the pathogen
Plasma Cells
activated B cells secrete anti bodies
MHC II
proteins on the surface of B cells, dendritic cells, and macrophages for displaying the antigen
Helper T Cell
"managers" of the immune response that activate B cells and T cells
Cytotoxic T Cells
lymphocyte that destroys virus - infected cells and some cancer cells