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| diseases caused by the direct or indirect spread of pathogens from one person to another |
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| bacteria that digest nonliving food materials |
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| bacteria that has food supply of living plant or animal |
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| plant or animal that parasite feeds on |
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| bacteria that live in your mouth and intestines and on your skin |
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| small, simple lifelike forms |
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| process by which phagocytes engulf and destroy pathogens |
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| one type of phagocyte that are most actively involved in process of phagocytosis |
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| type of white blood cell that fights pathogens |
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| proteins that destroy or neutralize pathogens in your body |
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| immunity your body develops to protect you from disease |
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| preperations that usually are composed of dead or weakened viruses |
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| vaccine is injected into body |
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| temporary immunity that the infant acquires from the mother |
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| biological feedback about your body |
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