b. Cell that coordinates the immune response of many kinds of cells c. Proteins that circulate in the blood and recruit and activate one another d. An antigen-presenting cell, primary job is phagocytosis e. Targets extracellular bacteria f. Cell that kills human body cells infected by a particular pathogen g. Resides in tissues and stimulates inflammation h. Cell that can kill any diseased cell (same one can target bacteria or virus infected cell) i. Y-shaped protein that matches particular antigens j. Targets helminths or protozoa k. Regulates the response of other T-cells

b. Cell that coordinates the immune response of many kinds of cells c. Proteins that circulate in the blood and recruit and activate one another d. An antigen-presenting cell, primary job is phagocytosis e. Targets extracellular bacteria f. Cell that kills human body cells infected by a particular pathogen g. Resides in tissues and stimulates inflammation h. Cell that can kill any diseased cell (same one can target bacteria or virus infected cell) i. Y-shaped protein that matches particular antigens j. Targets helminths or protozoa k. Regulates the response of other T-cells

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Chapter34: Immunity

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Problem 3SA: Which of the following is not a part of innate immunity? a. phagocytic cells e. inflammation b....

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