Ib 11.1 Antibody

Diseases from animals that can be transmitted to humans are called (a)  

A (a)   is an agent that causes disease – either a microorganism (bacteria, protist, fungi or parasite), virus

Non-specific immune cells called (a)   engulf pathogens non-selectively and break them down internally

Most of the clones of B lymphocytes develop into short-lived (a)   cells that produce large quantities of specific antibody

A small proportion of clones of B lymphocytes differentiate into long-lived (a)   cells that function to provide long-term immunity

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NGSS.HS-LS1-4

Antibodies aid in the destruction of pathogens by a number of different mechanisms. For instance; Cellular pathogens become clumped for easier removal. This is called as A (a)   n

Antibodies aid in the destruction of pathogens by a number of different mechanisms. For instance; (a)   proteins perforate membranes (cell lysis)

When a specific B cell first encounters an allergen, it differentiates into plasma cells and makes large quantities of antibody (IgE) The IgE antibodies attach to (a)   cells

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NGSS.HS-LS1-4

Upon re-exposure to the allergen, the IgE-primed mast cells release large amounts of (a)   which causes inflammation

(a)   was the first infectious disease of humans to have been eradicated via vaccination