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Immune (Antibody action (precipitation (molecules join antibodies (too…

- - - - too large in solution
- - - - opening of mini valves
  - - - absorption of lipids
- - - - throax
        
        right lymphatic duct
- - - - where b cells and t cells originate
      - b cells mature here
    - - t cells mature here
  - - - types
        
        spleen
        
        white pulp
        
        allows the lymphocytes to interact with the pathogen
        
        peyers patches
        
        protection from bacteria entering the illium from colon
        
        tonsils
        
        remove pathogens entering the pharynx
        
        appendix
        
        stores b and t cells
        
        control bacteria population
        
        lymph nodes
        
        removes cellular debris and microbes from lymph
- - - - increase in blood flow to injured area
        
        increase in materials
    - - complement
        
        can kill certain bacteria
        
        enhance inflammatory response
      - interferons
        
        communicates with other cells
        
        tells them that a virus is present
    - - looks for viruses and cancerous cells
        
        apoptosis
    - - leukocytes and macrophages encounter harmful microbes
        
        reset basal body temperature
    - - engulfing of particals
        
        macrophages
        
        nueutraphils
  - - - produces protective chemicals
        
        first line of defense
- - - - slow down immune response
    - - destroy cells
    - - adaptive immune repsonse
        
        activation of b cells, macrophages and other t cells