The immune response 0.0 / 5 ? BiologyHuman, animal and plant physiologyASOCR Created by: elle1999Created on: 17-03-16 12:13 Phagocytes engulf pathogens A phagocyte recognises the antigens on the pathogen Cytoplasm moves round it Phagocytic bubble frms Antigens stick to other cells and active them. 1 of 4 Phagocytes activate T lymphocytes White blood cell Antigens have receptors T lymphocyte has a complementary antigen Clonal selection Clonal expansion Helper T cells release substances to activate B lymphocytes 2 of 4 T lymphocytes activate B lymphocytes which divide Antibodies bind with antigens to form antibodie-antigen complex. B lymphocyte meets a complementary antigen substances from T lymphocye activate the B lymphocyte. B lymphocte divides by mitosis into plasma and memory cells 3 of 4 Plasma cells make more antibodies to a specific an Clones of B lymphocytes Secrete antibodies Antigen- antibodie complexes. 4 of 4
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