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The Immune System (Failure :red_flag: (In cancer, regular cells mutate.…

- - - - Macrophages go to the tissues
      - T Cells
        
        Memory T Cells
        
        Supressor T Cells
      - B cells go to lymph nodes
        
        Go to the Thymus to be specialised
        
        H Cells
        
        K Cells
        
        S Cells
  - - - Memory cells ensure that the virus is remembered in case of a future invasion of the same type for better reaction speed
      - Supressor cells ensure that the K Cells do not destroy too many host cells
- - - - Macrophages eat and destroy
      - Identified by H cells
        
        Marked by antogens
        
        B cells create antibodies to neutralise
        
        Destroyed by macrophages
      - Cells are taken over in the body and the virus multiplies
        
        T cells kill the host cells
        
        B cell antibodies neutralise them
        
        S cells stop the T and B cells
        
        Macrophages destroy the virus
        
        Afterwards, the memory T cells commit the virus to memory (results in immunity)