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Adaptive Immunity - Coggle Diagram
Adaptive Immunity
antibody mediated immunity
Produced by lymphocytes
lymphocytes (B cells) produce it when they come across its triggering antigen
Circulate in blood
Plasma cells
CMI
T-cells
helper t cells
Cell surface marker CD4
release cytokines that later help to activate more immune cells
Memory t cell
acquired immunity response, long lived
cytotoxic t cells
Involved in active killing
Cell surface marker CD8
cluster differentiation
Makes specific cells
antibodies (immunoglobulins)
primary and secondary immune response
Primary immune response makes activated effector cells and memory cells
There are no effector cells or antibodies for days
With secondary immune response, memory T-cells and B-cells recognize and bind
effector cells and immune cells are created within hours