Immunoglobulins
Neutralizes antigens
IgM
First exposure to antigens
Primary response
The Lymphoid system can no longer recognize healthy cells and attacks them as if they were a pathogen
Autoimmune Diseases
Bone Marrow
Certain diseases unique to that species
Species Resistance
Activates complements
IgG
Individual receives antibodies from another source
Passive Immunity
Immune response to a substance
Allergy or Allergies
Filters blood to destroy microorganisms
Spleen
Viewed as enemies of the body (found on pathogens)
Antigens
Triggers allergic reactions
IgE
A person receives this immunity when injected with antibodies
Artificially Passive Immunity
Uncontrolled growth of cells
Cancer
Filters substances that travel through lymphatic fluid
Lymph Nodes
Elevated body temperature
Fever
Activates B cells
IgD
The body itself produces antibodies in response to a pathogen
Active Immunity
The "kissing" infection
Mononucleosis
Production and maturation of immune cells
Thymus
Defenders of the body
Antibodies
Prevent pathogens from entering
IgA
A person with this immunity is injected with a pathogen and makes antibodies against it
Artificially Active Immunity
Name a Autoimmune disease
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Diabetes
Multiple Sclerosis
Lupus
Front line of defense, or initial immune response to inhaled pathogens
Tonsils
Tissue response to injury that helps prevent the spread of infections
Inflammation