What is an Immune response?
Microbiology: Basic and Clinical Principles, 1e, Norman McKay, Pearson
Chapter 11: Innate Immunity, page 324
- What is an Immune response?
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- What is the difference between innate immunity and adaptive immunity?
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iii. What is normal microbiota and what is its role in shaping immune responses?
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- a. What is the first line of defense and explain how the three sub-categories of first line of
defense help provide protection?
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- When does the second line of defense comes into play and what body system is
responsible for this second line of defense?
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- a. Name the primary and secondary lymphoid tissues and tell the function of thymus and
spleen.
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- Which of the following are formed element of blood ? (select all that apply).
- platelets b. RBC c. plasma d. Leukocytes e. complement protein
- i. Which cellular components of the blood are phagocytic? —
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- What is the role of eosinophils? — _______________________________________
- a. Name and Explain the four mechanisms involved in the second line of defense.