Resisting infection

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Species resistance is:

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A resistance to disease shared with other species

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A type of resistance to diseases that are common in other species

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Resistance to diseases that are common in other species

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A type of non specific immune response

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More phagocytes to leave the blood

Answer 6

Fewer complement proteins to the leave the blood

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Both of the above

Answer 8

Neither of the above

Answer 9

cytotoxic cells

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helper T -cells

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virus-infected cells

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proteins or glycoproteins that stimulate an immune response

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foreign DNA that stimulates an immune response

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J shaped proteins with a common region and a variable region

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J shaped proteins

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Y shaped proteins

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Y shaped proteins with a common region and a variable region

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slower but produces more antibodies

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quicker and produces more antibodies

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slower and produces fewer antibodies

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quicker but produces fewer antibodies

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specific to just one antigen

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produced by just one type of cell

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neither of the above

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both of the above

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large cells that secrete antibodies

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retained in the lymph node for years

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produced from helper T-cells

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capable of secreting chemicals to perforate the plasma membrane of the virus infected cell

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made by fusing cancer cells with spleen cells from a mouse

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capable of producing monoclonal antibodies

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all of the above

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the production of antibodies

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engulfing invading microorganisms

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both of the above

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neither of the above

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