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Special cells that produce and release antibodies. Gives rise to humoral immunity
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They drain lymph from left side of body into the circulatory system
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Type of MALT, found in the mouth that fights pathogens during ingestion
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Secondary lymphatic organ that removes old RBCs
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Type of WBC that kills microbes
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Is non-self; contains regions called epitopes to which antibodies bind
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It is the larger physical barrier the body has against external agents
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Place where B lymphocytes mature
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This immunity is specific but slow to respond
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Most important coordinating cell of the immune response (targeted by AIDS virus). Has CD4 molecules that recognize MHC class 2
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Capsulated scattered structures where antigens encounter immune cells such as macrophages, lymphocytes etc causing immune response
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A primary lymphatic organ located on top of the heart involved in T cell maturation
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This immunity is composed by physical and chemical barriers and is called 1st and 2nd line of defense
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WBCs that fight intracellular antigens. Gives rise to cellular immunity
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a small antigen; you need to attach it to body proteins to make it immunogenic
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Type of T cell that regulates autoimmune response
