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Immune System Concept Map

Madelaine Bryant Anatomy & Physiology 12th grade Inglés

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Immune System Concept Map

  1. Specific Immune System (Acquired/Adaptive)

    • Interleukin Message
      • Captures a Bacteria
      • Alerts. . .
    • Lymphocytes!
      • B-Lymphocytes
        • (Matures in Bone Marrow)
        • Memory B-Cells
          • Watch everything that goes down and remembers. Exists for a long time so that they can be cloned in case the foreign invader returns.
        • Plasma Cells
          • Army of Clones equipped with antibody machine guns that zap everything (eventually die and break down after victory)
      • T-Lymphocytes
        • (Matures in Thymus Gland)
        • Natural Killers
          • Also called Cytotoxic T-Cells
          • By injecting poison, kills cells that have changed their MHC Marker due to changes in DNA (like cancerous cells) and cells that have become ill and dropped their MHC Markers.
        • Helper T-Cells
          • Communicators
          • Help identify the captured invaders and also send Interleukin Messages
          • Also alerts
        • Memory T-Cells
          • Hang around for future reference after the battle, just like helper B-Cells
  2. Nonspecific Immune System (Innate)

    • 1st Line of Defense
      • Physical Barrier: Skin and Mucous Membranes
    • 2nd Line of Defense
      • Phagocytes
        • Neutrophils
          • Small, dies quickly (white pus in a wound = corpses)
        • Macrophage
          • Large, takes longer to die (can be linked to a general area or a specific tissue)
          • Sends a...

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Concept map of specific and nonspecific immune systems.
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immune systemspecific immune systemnonspecific immune systemphagocyteslymphocytes
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  • Creado por sydb623 · 14 abr 2016
  • Copiado por Madelaine Bryant · 27 feb 2018
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