Acquired Immunity - Cell Mediated Immunity

Question 1

CMI

Answer 1

eliminates cells that are infected using T cells as mediators

Question 2

T Cells

Answer 2

T lymphocytes synthesized in the bone marrow, that mature into helper cells (Th) and cytotoxic cells (Tc) in the thalmus

Question 3

Active TH cells

Answer 3

secrete cytokinases to improve immune cell function and stimulate B and T cell development

Question 4

Active Tc cells

Answer 4

Bind to cells infected by the antigen and secretes a toxin to create pores that kill the cell

Question 5

Cytokines

Answer 5

A set of molecules that act as chemical messengers for the immune system
- chemokines, hematoprotins, Interleukins, and TNF

Question 6

Chemokines

Answer 6

Attract phagocytes and regulate the immune response

Question 7

Hematoprorins

Answer 7

stimulate RBC formation

Question 8

Interleukins

Answer 8

Regulate lymphocyte growth and differentiation, as well as acts as a pyrogen

Question 9

Tumer Necrosis Factor (TNF)

Answer 9

Promotes inflammation and regulates cytokines production and growth factors