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| These lymphocytes make up 65% in the body: |
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| These lymphocytes make up 35% in the body: |
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| Can you tell the difference between T Cells and B Cells under a compound microscope? |
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| This is located behind the sternum: |
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| These are produced by stem cells in red bone marrow and mature in the thymus: |
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| Antigens cause certain types of T Cells to proliferate and secrete __ |
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| These are chemical messengers: |
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| These are large phagocytic cells: |
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| T Cells turn on a switch to make __ |
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| Name the three types of T Cells: |
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- T Helper Cells
- Regulatory T Cells
- Cytotoxic Cells
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| T Helper Cells activate B Cells to make __ and macrophages |
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| Regulatory T Cells suppress or __ other T Cells |
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These are natural killer cells:
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| Cytotoxic Cells recognize and kill target cells that are __ |
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| Name three types of non-self cells: |
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- Hijacked Cells (Taken over by a virus)
- Tumor Cells
3. Transplanted foreign tissue
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| Cytotoxic Cells experience programmed cell death also known as: |
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| T Cells __ make antibodies |
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| B Cells __ make antibodies |
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| These are chemical messengers of immune cells: |
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| These are also known as interleukins, interferon and tumor necrosis factor (TBF): |
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| Cytokines attract __ and protect against __ infections |
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| Cytokines are toxic to __ and increase __ production |
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- Tumor Cells
- Antibody (Ab)
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