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The Adaptive Immune System

The Adaptive Immune System. 17-1 Differentiate innate from adaptive immunity. 17-2 Differentiate humoral from cellular immunity. Immunity. Innate immunity : defenses against any pathogen Adaptive immunity : induced resistance to a specific pathogen. ANIMATION Host Defenses: The Big Picture.

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Chapter 5 Tissues

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Chapter 5 Tissues

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Connective Tissue

Connective Tissue. The most abundant and widely diverse of all the basic tissue types. Connective Tissue. Connective tissue has a wide variety of functions including:. Connective Tissue. Connective tissue has a wide variety of functions including: - Binding tissue together.

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Immune System

Immune System. Chapter 43. 2 Types of Immunity. 2 major kinds of defenses have evolved to counter threats of viruses, bacteria, & other pathogens Innate Immunity Present PRIOR to exposure Effective from time of birth Nonspecific Acquired Immunity Present only AFTER exposure

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Immune System

Immune System. Chapter 43. 2 Types of Immunity. 2 major kinds of defenses have evolved to counter threats of viruses, bacteria, & other pathogens Innate Immunity Present PRIOR to exposure Effective from time of birth Nonspecific Acquired Immunity Present only AFTER exposure

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Unit 3B Human Form & Function

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Immunology Part II: Adaptive Immunity

Immunology Part II: Adaptive Immunity. Lecture #18 Bio3124. Overview of Specific (Adaptive) Immunity. three major functions recognize nonself Discriminates btw self and nonself , antigenic determinants respond to nonself : specific, diverse ( >10 11 antigens ) effector response

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Connective Tissue *The most abundant of the tissue types* I. Consists of: A. Cells

Connective Tissue *The most abundant of the tissue types* I. Consists of: A. Cells B. Matrix ~ amorphus substance - ground substances (glycosaminoglycad ~ repeating units of hexose(6C) sugar with nitrogen; glycoproteins - fibers (3) - provide strength and support.

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Organization of the Animal Body

Organization of the Animal Body. Cell and Tissue Types Organ Systems. Most Complex. Living. Non-living. Least Complex. Organizational Hierarchy of Life. organism. organ system. organ. tissue. cell. organelle. macromolecule. molecule. atom. sub-atomic particles. Immune System.

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