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Benjamin Wang Period 2 Lymph Immune Concept Map - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Comes from a vaccine. The vaccine contains weakend or dead pathogens that helps the person develop long term immunity because of memory B cells.
    - - Comes from an injection of gamma globulins that contain antibodies or antiserums. Short term because of no antigens which doesn't cause a immune response or memory B cell production.
  - - - Exposure of an antigen. Memory B cells are produced.
    - - Antibodies are passed from a mother to the fetus. Short term because there are no immune responses so no memory B cells occur.
- - - - Location: Between the lungs (Trachea)
      - Function: T cell maturation
    - - Location: Mouth/ backside of throat
      - Function: Prevents pathogens from entering
    - - Location: Left of the stomach
      - Function: Cleanses blood, lymphocyte activation and proliferation and stores platelets, monocytes and iron
    - - Location: Small nodules, distal part of small intestine
      - Function: Prevents pathogens penetrating mucous membranes, lymphocyte activation
    - - Function: Cleanses lymph, lymphocyte activation and proliferation
      - Location: Throughout the body in little "beans"
    - - Location: Inside all bones
      - Function: Production of all formed elements (RBC, WBC, Platelets)