Immune Response

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What are the main ways that the following 4 parts of the immune response protect against disease?

• physical barrier
• phagocytosis
• cell mediated (T cell) immune response
• antibory (B cell) immune response

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When we talk about an antibody neutralising a pathogen, what happens?

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If we say antibodies can cause agglutination of pathogen, what do we mean and how does this help?

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What type of bonds hold the 4 polypeptide chains together in an antibody structure?

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Which part of the antibody binds to phagocytes to encourage phagocytosis?

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Naive B cells can differentiate into two different cell types when they are presented with an antigen: memory cells and plasma cells.

What is the difference?

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What are the main passive physical defences that plants have against pathogens?

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What are the main active physical defences plants have against pathogens?

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What are the main chemical defences plants have against pathogens?

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GIve 2 examples of autoimmune disease

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What is an autoimmune disease?

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List the 4 types of T cells - what is the main role of each one? - - - -

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