The infective stages of malaria multiply in the ....... before re-entering the blood
Back
Card 7
Front
The HIV (virus) becomes active and attacks and destroys
Back
Card 8
Front
Epidemiology is..
Back
Card 9
Front
Primary defences are..
Back
Card 10
Front
The incidence of a disease is..
Back
Card 11
Front
Antibodies attach to foreign antigens. Phagocytes have membrane-bound proteins that act as receptors. The receptor binds to the antibodies attached to the pathogen. This process is assisted by...
Back
Card 12
Front
A disease cause by a living organism is..
Back
Card 13
Front
In the airways, lungs and digestive system there is great potential for infection because the barrier between the blood and our environment is reduced. How are these areas protected?
