Immune system
A Macrophage is also called a _____ _____ cell
A White Blood cell
Which cell produces antibodies
B cells
Who is Mrs Bonnici's Husband
Mr Frew
How long has disease existed
Basically forever.
what does the complementary immune system do and what is is made of.
It is made to puncture the skin of the cell and allow for other cells to target it easier. It is made of more than 30 plasma proteins.
what stage of the immune response are the B cells activated
the adaptive immune system(or the last one)
How many types of B cells are there.
One for every possible desease.
What room are we in in Perod 1 Thursday
E16
What disease has killed the most amount of people.
Tuberculosis
What is the specific name of the most common type of white blood cell.
Neutrophils
what is the job of antibodies
to cripple and bind to some types of disease
Roughly how long do Memory B cells last.
They live for basically your whole life( multiple decades)
What was the name of the documantry Ms Bonnici posted on September 18
Documentary: Living with Parasites
Who is the founding father of vaccines
Dr. Edward Jenner
random free points ( answer is hello)
hello
Where are white blood cells made
The bone Marrow
What does the T cell do
killing Bacteria, Activating B cells.
Who is the best science teacher
Mrs Bonnici (obviously)
who and when was the first Antibiotics made of
Alexander Fleming discovered it in 1928
When your tissues are damaged or infected, specialized cells in your connective tissue release a chemical that dilates blood vessels and causes inflammation (redness and swelling).
What is the name of this chemical messenger?
Histamine.
what is the name of part of the immune system (not including antibodies) do not include cells
The Complementary immune system
What cell is responsible for connecting the innate and adaptive immune system.
The dendritic cells
who is the 2nd best science teacher (in my opinion)( male)
Mr Kirby
What was the first Antibiotics made of
Pennicilin or certian fungi
During T cell development in the thymus, the process of positive selection ensures that mature T cells can recognize self-MHC molecules. However, the thymus expresses a specialized nuclear protein that allows medullary thymic epithelial cells (mTECs) to ectopicly express thousands of tissue-specific self-antigens (like insulin or myelin basic protein) that are normally only found in peripheral organs. This allows the immune system to eliminate self-reactive T cells before they leave the thymus.
What is the reasoning of disallowing the T cells to leave.
So that is dosen't recognise your own body.(autoimmune disease )