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| describes how pathogens are proved |
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| source of pathogen in natural environment |
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| small number of pop infected |
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| produced by B cells and binds to antigens |
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| filters blood and lymph fluid |
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| filters blood and lymph fluid |
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| immune response to an environment antigen |
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| when body recognizes own proteins as antigens and attacks your own cells |
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| dna or rna code, have to take over host cell |
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| use reverse transcipt to copy genetic code in host DNA |
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| exposes yourself to dead or weak viruses so you get immune to them |
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| cell explodes spreading virus to other cells |
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| move through lymph fluid, carry parts to lymph nodes looking for infections |
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| helps body remember what infecting virus looks like |
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| comes from blood flowing to infection |
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| release anitbodies that blocks virus from infecting cell |
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| B and T cells that stick around to remember virus |
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| leukocytes find B and T cells that fought infections |
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