Immunity and the Immune System Chp. 1

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The 15th-century practice used in China and Turkey to protect against disease by inhaling powders from smallpox scabs was called __.

variolation

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Edward Jenner's cowpox inoculation provided protection against smallpox and is an early example of an __ vaccine.

attenuated

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Pasteur showed that old bacterial cultures can lose virulence, illustrating the concept of an __ vaccine.

attenuated vaccine

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Humoral immunity is guided by and that produce antibodies.

B lymphocytes and plasma cells

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Cellular immunity is carried out by __ that activate phagocytes and kill infected or abnormal cells.

T lymphocytes

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Innate immunity provides immediate defense and has no __, unlike adaptive immunity.

memory

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Innate mechanisms include physical barriers, chemical defenses, and a __ response.

cellular

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Adaptive immunity develops in response to a specific exposure to a __.

pathogen antigen

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B lymphocytes mature in the __.

bone marrow

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T lymphocytes mature in the __.

thymus

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The two primary lymphoid organs are the and the .

bone marrow and thymus

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The four secondary lymphoid organs are the __, __, __, and __.

spleen, lymph nodes, MALT, CALT

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The cortex of a lymph node contains B cell __ that can form germinal centers.

follicles

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The medulla of a lymph node houses plasma cells and __ that phagocytose debris.

macrophages

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Primary follicles lack a __ and represent a reservoir of naive B cells.

germinal center

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Secondary follicles contain a __ where B cells proliferate and differentiate.

germinal center

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Cluster of differentiation (CD) markers are commonly detected with __ labeled antibodies.

fluorescently

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Natural killer (NK) cells are identified by surface markers and .

CD16 and CD56

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NK cells do not require __ presentation through MHC molecules for activation.

antigen

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Cytotoxic T cells are designated as __ and directly kill infected or abnormal cells.

CD8+ T cells

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Helper T cells regulate immune responses through __ production.

cytokine

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Dendritic cells are specialized __ that present processed antigen to naive T lymphocytes.

APCs

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Dendritic cells migrate to nearby __ to present the processed antigen to naive T lymphocytes.

lymph nodes

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MALT stands for __ and lines mucosal surfaces such as the GI tract, respiratory tract, and genitourinary tract.

mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue

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CALT is found in the skin and provides immune surveillance against antigens attempting to penetrate the __.

skin

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The white pulp of the spleen is rich in __, the sites where immune responses to antigens are initiated.

lymphocytes

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B cells secrete __ after activation to neutralize pathogens.

antibodies

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T cells generate immunologic __, enabling faster responses upon re-exposure to the same antigen.

memory

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Dendritic cells present processed antigen to naive T lymphocytes in the __.

lymph nodes