1) Use a flowchart to demonstrate the process of innate immune system. 2) Compare/contrast the following...
1) Use a flowchart to demonstrate the process of innate immune system.
2) Compare/contrast the following different types of innate immune cells based on their appearance and development The types are: ○ Hematopoietic ○ Myeloid ○ Monocyte ○ Granulocyte ○ Macrophage ○ Neutrophil and Mast cell
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Compare and contrast innate and adaptive immunity by explaining how they differ is the following 2...
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the components of the DNA include a phosphate molecule 1. Tissue injury occurs. 2. Cellular damage...
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components of the DNA include a phosphate molecule
1. Tissue injury occurs. 2. Cellular damage and mast cells which are found in all tissues of the body, release 3. Histamine causes blood vessels to dilatt 4. Dilation of blood vessels causes an incrasc 5. Dilation of blood vessels also increases capillary cellular components of the blood to enter the extracellular space. 6. The first line of defense is the white blood cells known asDeutrophi S 7. Fluid leaves the...
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Compare and contrast innate and adaptive immunity by explaining how they differ is the following 2 questions (I-III). Please answer in complete sentences. How do these 2 types of immunity differ is the timing of their response? How do the receptors as innate and adaptive immune cells differ in what they recognize? Please describe what the receptors on immune cells recognize and what the receptors on adaptive immune cells recognize. Complement proteins normally circulate in the blood and provide early...
Question 1 (2 points) Saved Which of the following is a charcteristic of the innate immune system but not the specific/adaptive immune system? - B cells produce antibody CD4 T cells organize the response can activate quickly has memory of a pathogen/antigen after the response Question 2 (2 points) In an immune response to a specific bacteria, which of the following happens after all of the others? production of IgA that can bind to the pathogen phagocytosis of the bacteria...
the
components of the DNA include a phosphate molecule
1. Tissue injury occurs. 2. Cellular damage and mast cells which are found in all tissues of the body, release 3. Histamine causes blood vessels to dilatt 4. Dilation of blood vessels causes an incrasc 5. Dilation of blood vessels also increases capillary cellular components of the blood to enter the extracellular space. 6. The first line of defense is the white blood cells known asDeutrophi S 7. Fluid leaves the...
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