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Rue Week 7

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primary response antibody production in response to the first contact with an antigen
Abscess a localized accumulation of pus
agglutination a joining together or clumping of cells
antigenic determinant a specific region on the surface of an antigen against which antibodies are formed; also called epitope
B cell a type of lymphocyte; differentiates into antibody
Basophil a granulocyte (leukocyte) that readily takes up basic dye and is not
clonal selection the development of clones of B and T cells against a specific antigen
Crisis the phase of a fever characterized by vasodilatation and sweating
Edema an abnormal accumulation of interstitial fluid in body parts or tissues, causing swelling
Eosinophil a granulocyte whose granules take up the stain eosin
humoral immunity immunity produced by antibodies dissolved in body fluids, mediated by B cells; also called antibody
IgA the class of antibodies found in secretions
IgD the class of antibodies found in B cells
IgG the most abundant class of antibodies in serum
inflammation a host response to tissue damage characterized by redness, pain, heat, and swelling
innate immunity host defenses that afford protection against any kind of pathogen
margination the process by which phagocytes stick to the lining of blood vessels
memory cells a long
phagocytic has receptors for IgE Fc regions
phagocytosis the ingestion of solids by eukaryotic cells
pus an accumulation of dead phagocytes, dead bacterial cells, and fluid
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