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Photomicrograph

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A photo taken through a microscope to show a magnified photo of an item.

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Eyepiece graticule

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Glass disc fitted into the eyepiece.

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Stage micrometer

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Piece of equipment to calibrate the eye piece graticule

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Ultrastructure

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Fine structure and can only be seen by an electron microscope

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Eukaryotic

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A cell with membrane bound organelle.

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Prokaryotic

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A cell without a nucleus or membrane bound organelle.

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Nuclear envelope

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Double lipid bolster which surrounds the nucleus

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Nuclear pores

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Allows the passage of large molecules out of the nucleus.

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Nucleoplasm

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Bulls up and protects the nucleus

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Chromosomes

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Thread like structure which carries genetic information

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Nucleolus

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Spherical structure in the cell during interphase

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Double membrane

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2 bio membrane layers which surround certain organelles or structures.

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Cristae

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Extensions of the inner membrane. Provide a larger Surface area

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Matrix

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Makes up rest of mitochondria. Contains proteins, lipids, ribosome and Dna

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ATP

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Adenosine triphosphate. Produced during respiration.

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Active transport

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Movement from molecules from a low to high concentration. Requiring ATP

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Chloroplast envelope

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Membrane which surrounds organelle

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Grana

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Stacks of 100 disc like structure called thylakoids

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Chlorophyll

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Within thylakoids there are photosynthetic pigments.

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Stroma

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Second stage of photosynthesis occurs

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Rough endoplasmic reticulum. (RER)

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Ribsomes are presented on the membrane

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Smooth endoplasmic reticulum (SER)

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No ribosomes on surface

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Golgi apparatus

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Appears in most eukaryotic cells

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Cisternae

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Makes up the Golgi, they are flattened sacs.

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Phagocytic

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Mechanism by which cells engulf particles to form a vesicles or a vacuole

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Ribosome

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Cytoplasmic granules found in all cells

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80s

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Eukaryotic cells

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70s

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Prokaryotic cells

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Middle lamellae

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Thin layers in the cell wall

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Chitin

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Makes up fungi cell walls

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Genes

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Section of DNA on a chromosome coding for one or more polypeptides

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Epithelial tissues

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In animals and consists of sheets of cells

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Xylem

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In plants and is used to transport water

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Digestive system

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Digest and process food

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Respiratory system

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Used for breathing and gas exchange

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Circulatory system

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Pumps and circulates blood

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Eukaryotic cells

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Large and have a nuclear membrane

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Prokaryotic cells

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Small with no nucleus

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Cell wall

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A wall of protection. In bacteria consists of murein

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Capsule

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A way of protecting the bacteria further

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Cell surface membrane

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Inside the cell containing 70s ribosome

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Circular strand of DNA

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Genetic code of DNA is like this

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Plasmids

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Smaller, circular pieces of DNA

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Nucleic acids

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Genetic material which can replicate. (DNA or RNA)

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Capsid

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Protects nucleic acids

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46
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Attachment proteins

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Allow the viruse to identify and attach to a host cell

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Mitosis

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Cell division which produces 2 daughter cells

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Meiosis

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Cell division which creates 4 daughter cells

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Chromosome

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Thread like structure made up of protein and DNA. Passes on to the next generation

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Mutation

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A change in the amount/arrangement of nucleic bases

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Interphase

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Period when the cell isn’t dividing

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Spindle fibres

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Pulls chromosomes to the poles of the cell

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Spindle apparatus

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When spindle fibres are grouped together

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Chromatin

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Makes up chromosomes

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Cytokinesis

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Cytoplasm divides

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Binary fission

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Cell division in prokaryotic cells

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Haploid

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Cells with a single strand copy of each chromosome

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Diploid

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Nucleus contains 2 sets of chromosomes

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Cell cycle

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Cell division that regularly separate by cell growth

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Nuclear division

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Nucleus divides either into 2 or 4

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Plasma membranes

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All membrane in/around the cell

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Protein channels

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Channels/tubes which allow water-soluble ions to diffuse across the membrane

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Carrier proteins

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Bind to ions/molecules. Changes shape to move the molecules across the membrane

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Lymphocytes

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White blood cells responsible for the immune system

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Fluid mosaic model

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The way the molecules are combined into the cell surface membrane

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Fluid

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Membrane becomes flexible

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Mosaic

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Proteins in the phospholipid bolster vary in shape, size and pattern

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Kinetic energy

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Energy that an object poses due to its motion

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Co transport

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Individually moving molecules using a concentration gradient. (Previously used by active transport)

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ATP

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Adenosine triphosphate. Found in all living organisms. Produced during respiration.

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Sodium potassium pump

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A molecule moving into a cell while another molecule leaves the cell.

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Micro villi

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Finger like projections on cell surface membrane. Allows for more diffusion.

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Carrier molecule

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A protein on the cell surface which helps transport molecules across a plasma membrane

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Pathogen

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Microorganism which causes a disease

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Immunity

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Body cells kill pathogen before cells replicate

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Non-self

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Foreign cells

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Self

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Bodies own cells and molecules

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Phagocytes

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Ingest and destroy pathogen

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Lymphocytes

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Immune response

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Phagosome

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Engulf pathogen to form a vesicle

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Lysozyme

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Enzymes present in the lysosome

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Non-specific

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Immune response. Occurs when an infection does

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Specific

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A response to react to a specific antigen

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B cells

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Antibodies present in blood plasma

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T cells

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Immunity involving body cells

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Antigen presenting cells

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Cells which display foreign antigen on their surface

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Cell mediated immunity

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T cells react when an antigen are on a body cell

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Antibodies

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Protein produced by lymphocytes in response to antigen

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Endocytosis

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The inward transportation of large molecules into the cell surface membrane

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Clonal selection

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B cells clone by mitosis. Which produce an antibody for the right antigen

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Monoclonal antibodies

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Antibody produced by a single clone of cells

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Plasma cells

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Secrete antibodies into blood plasma

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Primary immune response

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Production of memory cells and antibodies

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Memory cells

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Responsible for secondary immune response. Remembering the correct antibody for the antigen

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Mitosis

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Cell divisor of body cells

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Heavy chains

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Polypeptide chains which are long

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Antigen antibody complex

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Antibody binds to specific antigen

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Variable region

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Bonding site of every antibody is different

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Passive immunity

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Produced by an introduction of antibodies from a different source

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Active immunity

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Produced by a stimulation of antibodies by own immune system

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Natural active immunity

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Result from individual being infected with disease naturally

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Artificial active immunity

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Forms the basis of vaccination

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Vaccine

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Contains antigen from a pathogen which are dead. Which trigger memory cells

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Herd immunity

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Vaccinations vast majority of vulnerable people

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AIDS

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HIV can develop into this

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Lipid envelope

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Surrounds the cell

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attachment proteins

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Allows attachment to other antibodies

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Capsid

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Protects the RNA and enzymes

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RNA

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Single strand of DNA

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Reverse transcriptase

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Catalyses production of DNA into RNA

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Retro viruses

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HIV belongs to this group of viruses

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Messenger RNA

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A single strand of DNA which goes to the cytoplasm

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HIV positive

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Infected with HIV

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Enzyme linked immunosabant assay. (ELISA)

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Detects protein made by HIV

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Murein

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Tough material. Hard to stretch. Found in most cell walls

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Electrons

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Negatively charge subatomic particle. Orbits the nucleus.