Immune System and Immunity flowcharts
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This GoConqr page gathers over 40 community-made flowcharts on Immune System and Immunity, from immune responses to lymphocytes and monoclonal antibodies. The resources are mainly school-level, for school students practicing these topics and teachers looking for classroom material. Pick a flowchart to explore.
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- Pathogens and Infectious Diseases29
- Lines of Defence Against Pathogens148
- Immune System Cells and Organs69
- Types of Immunity63
- Innate Immunity and Inflammation48
- Phagocytosis19
- Adaptive Immune Response36
- Cell-Mediated Immunity13
- Humoral Immunity10
- Antigens and Antibodies30
- Monoclonal Antibodies and ELISA32
- Vaccination and Immunisation109
- HIV and AIDS9
Flowcharts
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Specific Immune Response, A2 Biology, Edexcel Antigen (any molecu... · The antigens' large... · B and T cells respo... · Foreign body engulf...
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The Immune Response Body is invaded by ... · Phagocytes engulf p... · - Recognises the an... · Formation of APC ac...
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The Second Line of Defence A pathogen attacks ... · Phagocytosis A phag... · A lymphocyte cell i... · The lymphocyte beco...
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Monoclonal antibodies 1. Identify and ext... · 2. Attach the antig... · 3. The mouse lympho... · 4. Extract a mouse ...
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Untitled Cells · Defence mechanisms · NON- Specific · Phagocytosis Process
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Untitled Cells · Cell recognition an... · Defence mechanisms · NON- Specific
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The Immune System The First Line of D... · The Second Line of ... · Physical barriers p... · Chemical barriers t...
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Immunity Immunity · First Line of Defen... · Aims to prevent pat... · Examples - ke...
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monoclonal antibodies in medicine monoclonal antibodi... · targetting cancer c... · pregnancy test · ELISA test, HIV
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immunity and vaccines vaccine · contain antigens - ... · injected or taken o... · orally may be broke...
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immune response immune response · 1) phagocyotosis · phagocyte recognise... · cytoplasm moves aro...
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IMMUNE SYSTEM IMMUNE SYSTEM · 1)SKIN: made up of ... · MACROPHAGES · they swallow the in...
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Inmune system Inmune System · It works to recogni... · Antibodies. Lymphoc... · How?
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Immune response IMMUNE RESPONSE · There are specific ... · Non-specific: Skin&... · Specific: T lymphoc...
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The Immune Response The phagocyte is at... · The lysosome releas... · The digestive produ... · A T helper cell wit...
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Immune system. Immune system · The immune system p... · The immune system c... · The innate immune s...
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Untitled If pathogens pass t... · the body has a seco... · the immune system&n... · Phagocytes are attr...
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Types of Immunity Phagocyte recognise... · Phagocyte binds to ... · Lysosomes bind to t... · The phagocyte relea...
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Lymphocytes Lymphocytes · B Lymphocytes · T Lymphocytes · T helper cells
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Untitled Specific Immune Res... · Phagocytosis · Lymphocytes · Macrophages And Neu...
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Full Immuenology Non specific respon... · Skin acts as a barrier · Phagocytosis · Phagocyte attracted...
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Untitled Immune system · T Cells · Dendritic Cell · B cell
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inflammatory Response Localized tissue re... · Damaged cells and m... · Enlarged capilaries... · Swelling stimulates...
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Untitled Immune System · Innate · Secretions · Adaptive
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Specific Immune Response Pathogen engulfed b... · Removal of Antigens... · Antigens presented ... · Repoduction of TH C...
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Cell mediated immunity Pathogens invade bo... · phagocyte places an... · receptors on a spec... · stimulates t-cell t...
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Primary immune response An antigen enters t... · As there aren't man... · The sufferer will e... · The T-cells and B-c...
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Untitled What are the Three ... · Three lines of defe... · physical/chemical b... · nonspecific resistance
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Cell Mediated Immunity Antigen Presenting ... · T helper cell binds... · Produces interleuki... · When a T helper cel...
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The Immune System The immune system · Specific immu... · Primary non-specifi... · Physical Barriers
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Preventing microbes getting in How to prevent mico... · Cilia-Tiny hair... · Skin-Barrier that s... · Stomach-Stomach aci...
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Clonal selection/ Humoral response bacterium w antigen... · antigen binds w B c... · B cell becomes APC ... · B cell divides to g...
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Untitled Immunity · Specific · Non- Specific · White Blood Cells
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Monoclonal Antibody Production The chosen antigen ... · The mouse's immune ... · The B-lymphocytes a... · Th hybridoma is scr...
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Humoral Immunity Humoral Immunity · B cells bind to ant... · Cloned T cells bind... · Clonal Selection oc...
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OCR - A-Level - Biology - Secondary Defence Mechanisms - Phagocytes Start · Pathogen enters the... · Antibody binds with... · Pathogen binds with...
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Humoral Immunity Foreign antigen on ... · Engulfed · B cell APC · Clonal selection. T...
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Untitled pathogen/virus invaded · innate defense · skin and mucous mem... · protective proteins
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Role of T killer cells / Cell-mediated response bacterium infects h... · cell presents antig... · T killer cell w com... · T killer cells divi...
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How lymphocytes respond to body cells in the fetus lympho... · lymphocytes with pr... · any lymphocytes tha... · only remaining ones...
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About immune system and immunity flowcharts
GoConqr OriginalImmune system and immunity flowcharts
These flowcharts let you follow processes and connections across the unit. Specific Immune Response, A2 Biology, Edexcel begins with an antigen entering the body. Lymphocytes separates B and T lymphocytes and their different cell types. Monoclonal antibodies sets out steps in producing antibodies.
Study with a flowchart
Start with Immunity if you want to see how innate and adaptive immunity are grouped. Then follow a process in Cell Mediated Immunity, using the sequence to explain what happens after a pathogen invades a body cell.
Cover the later steps and try to recall them before checking the chart. If you want to see broader connections, switch to a mind map on the unit page. For short recall practice, use flashcards there instead.
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Frequently asked questions
Which flowchart is useful for starting with types of immunity?
Start with “Immunity” to see how innate and adaptive immunity are organized. The flowchart also includes active and passive immunity, as well as natural and artificial categories. You can follow the branches, then cover them and practice naming the categories yourself.
What topics do these flowcharts cover?
The collection includes immune responses, lymphocytes, phagocytosis and monoclonal antibodies. For example, “Lymphocytes” shows B and T lymphocyte cell types, while “Monoclonal antibodies” sets out steps in antibody production. You can choose a chart based on the process or topic you want to practice.
Are the flowcharts free to use?
Yes. Every flowchart listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.