Immunity
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- Created on: 16-11-09 11:36
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Phagocytes - nuetrophils and microphages
- originate and mature in bone marrow
- act using phagocytosis:
- cells under attaack release histamines which attract neutrophils
- put in vesicle
- lysosome fuses with vesicle
- releases toxins
- breaks down pathogen
lymphocytes
- Both T and B lymphocytes orginate in bone marrow
- But T lymphocytes mature in thymus and then spread through lymph nodes
Immune response
- when a foreign organism enters body => actiates immune response => foreign antigen is called non-self antigen
- T helper cells secrete cytokines which stimulate B cells
- B cells clone => memory cells produced during primary response
- divide by mitosis in secondary…
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