Function of lymphatic system, Drain excess interstitial fluid, transport lipid and carry immune response, Definition of immunity, Ability to ward off damage or diseases through our defense, Definition of pathogen, An organism causing diseases to its host, Definition of antigen, Anything the body perceives as foreign, Define immunocompetence, Ability of the body to produce a normal immune response, Difference between innate and adaptive immunity, specific recognition and memory component, Difference between T cell and B cell, T cell are responsible for cell-mediated immunity while B cell responsible for antibody-mediated immunity, Role of spleen, Filters blood or bacteria, viruses and destroys worn out RBC, Vasolidation, one of the innate immunity defenses, T cell activation, T cell receptors recognize and bind to a specific foreign antigen fragments that are presented in antigen-MHC complex, Clonal selection, produce effector cell and memory cell, Active helper T cell, secretes Interleukin-2 needed for virtually all immune respons, Adaptive immunity, cell-mediated and antibody-mediated work together to get rid of large number of copies of antigen from the body, First line of defense, Antigen processing, antigenic proteins are broken down into peptide fragments and associated with MHC molecules
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