Infection and Response 4.5 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? BiologyMicrobes and diseaseMedicine and drugsGCSEAQA Created by: loriliecoxCreated on: 07-04-18 12:22 causes leaves to develop purple or black spots. An example of a fungal disease Rose Black Spot 1 of 25 protein molecules produced by white blood cells Antibodies 2 of 25 it sticks to toxin molecules ans prevent them from damaging cells Antitoxins 3 of 25 kill infective bacteria but cannot kill viruses Antibiotics 4 of 25 a plant that was used to extract the heart drug digitalis Foxglove 5 of 25 from a microorganism called mould penicillium Penicillin 6 of 25 was extracted from willow trees Aspirin 7 of 25 introduces small quantities of dead or inactive forms of pathogen into the body Vaccination 8 of 25 a man who discovered penicillin Alexander Fleming 9 of 25 causes the leaves to discolour in a mosaic pattern Tobacco Mosaic Virus 10 of 25 the process where white blood cells detects chemicals realeased from the pathogen and moves towards it to destroy by using enzymes Phagocytosis 11 of 25 can ingest and destroy pathogens White Blood Cells 12 of 25 destroys pathogens and any toxins that are produced. Immune System 13 of 25 contains hydrochloric acid that kills bacteria Stomach 14 of 25 part of bronchi and trachea that waft the pathogen upwards towards the throat Cilia 15 of 25 also contains hair and mucus if the pathogen pass through the nose Bronchi and Trachea 16 of 25 contains hair and mucus to trap pathogens from entering the body Nose 17 of 25 has a protective layer covering the body and contains dead cells Skin 18 of 25 also known as STD. One symptom is a thick yellow or green discharge from vagina or penis and pain on urinating. An example of bacterial disease Gonorrhea 19 of 25 can be spread by ingesting infected food. An example of bacterial disease Salmonella 20 of 25 attacking the cells of immune system and becomes severely damaged so it can not fight other infections. An example of a viral disease HIV 21 of 25 an cause breathing damage and brain damage. An example of a viral disease Measles 22 of 25 can only reproduce inside a host cell Virus 23 of 25 releases harmful chemicals called toxins Bacteria 24 of 25 microorganims that cause infectious disease Pathogen 25 of 25
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