Immune System Flow Chart

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Immune System Flow Chart
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Pathogen

• Disease causing agent

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Macrophage

• Move to site of infection and
• ingests bacteria and debris

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T-Cell

• The killer T cells serve to then prevent the
  replication of the virus.
• The helper T cells activate an infected cell of
  the immune system so that it is able to cure
  itself.  The basic function of a helper T cell is
  to stimulate the macrophages and focus other
  immune cells onto the infection.  Another
  important function of the helper T cells is to
  aide in the activation of B cell proliferation so
  that more antibodies can be produced.

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B-Cell
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Plasma Cells
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Antibodies
The antibody then binds to the bacteria making
them easier to ingest by white cells.
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Extra Websites

• Immune System - General
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• Immune System - AIDS
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