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What are antibodies?

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Card 27

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How do antibodies get the invading microorganism?

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Card 28

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What happens when the right white blood cell recognises the antigens on a microorganism?

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Card 29

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Some white blood cells stay around after the originl infection has been fought off - what are these cells called?

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Card 30

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What can memory cells do?

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Card 31

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What do the memory cells then do?

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Card 32

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Wht is this known as?

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Card 33

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What are vaccinations made of?

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Card 34

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By the time you are infected with a new microorganism, it takes your white blood cells a few days to get their numbers up and make the right antibodies to help them deal with it - How do you feel?

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Card 35

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What does immunisation invlove?

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