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Lymphatic System

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What are the two structures that the lymphatic system lacks pump and arteries
Cardiovascular system that is like the veins of the lymphatic system is equipped with Valves
Primarily pick up leaked fluid and return the bloodstream Lymph
How many liters of fluid is returned every 24 hours 3 liters
The largest lymphatic organ and removes aged and defective red blood cells Spleen
Filters the lymph lymph nodes
This is particularly large and important during youth; producing hormones help to produce hormones in the immune system Peyers's patches and tonsils
This prevents bacteria from breaching the intestinal wall Peyer's patches
Three major elements of body defense system surface membrane, barriers and mucous
Defensive cells noferal killer cells
Lysozyme is found in body called tears and saliva
Fluids with acid pH found in stomach and female reproductive tract
Sebrum is a product of sebracreous
Sebacreous is glands and acts of surface of skin
Mucus is produced by mucus-secreting glands found in the respiratory of the digestive system
what immune system response involves B-cells Humoral
Are all B-cells the same No
How is the interaction of two antigens and helper T-cells B-cells, bond pathogens T-cells, only to antigens on APC's
Do B-cells interact with pathogens that infected a cell The B-cells connect with pathogens before the cell has gotten infected
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