Immunity Crossword

alteration in tissues due to vasodilation and increased vascular permeability leading to redness, pain, heat, swelling and loss of function.
body's response to pathogens.
inherent immune response of the ody that does not change with repeated exposures to pathogens.
leukocytes exit the blood stream by this mechanism to reach the site of infection.
mast cells and langerhans cells are examples of.
inflammatory reaction in the first 24 hrs of infection is
C3 and C5 are potent
the function of langerhans cells in the gingiva
these immune cells differentiate completely within the bone marrow
these single nucleated immune cells complete their differentiation in the tissues
natural killer cells are a type of
CD8+ T cells are also known as
plasma cells are responsible for producing
30 interrelated proteins that maybe cell bound or serum associated and are a part of innate immunity
movement of leukocytes along a chemical gradient in the tissues to reach the site of action
If iC3b coats the pathogen thereby helping the neurtophil to recognize and phagocytose it, then iC3b is
neutrophils use the enzyme myeloperoxidase to produce toxic metabolites for bacteria, this mechanism is
a second signal required after antigen presentation, for the activation of T cells is
B cell interaction with T cell activates the