Life Science 7 Chapter 20 Crossword

The body's ability to remember a specific pathogen and respond to it before getting sick
A response that causes an infected area to be flooded with plasma, nutrients, and white blood cells
a response that involves a rise in the body's temperature to slow the rate of bacterial reproduction
the white blood cells that are used by the immune system and include T cells and B cells
produced by membranes lining the inside of the body and used to trap foreign materials
occurs when a nonpathogen causes the immune system to react as if it were a pathogen.
the microscopic units within the kidneys that perform the function of the kidneys
the type of cell that produces antibodies
proteins that react against a specific antigen of a pathogen
the type of disease in which the immune system attacks the bodies own cells
a chemical on the cell membranes of organisms that identify them as foreign
the type of immunity involved when a person has a infection and the immune system has responded to fight it off
the type of T cells that activate B cells
the organs that filter the blood
the two tubes that carry urine from the kidneys to the urinary bladder
a weakened form of a pathogen that allows the body to produce antibodies and memory cells against the pathogen
the type of immunity produced when a person receives already made antibodies against a pathogen
the disease caused by the human immunodeficiency virus
special leukocytes that can leave the bloodstream through the capillary walls to attack foreign organisms