Understanding the Immune System: Key Components and Functions

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Biology - Immunology

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What is the fluid similar to plasma but with a lower concentration of proteins called?
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Which cells attack foreign cells or body cells infected by viruses, providing cell-mediated immunity?
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Which type of T cells are responsible for regulating and coordinating the immune response?
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What are antibodies found in body fluids commonly known as?
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What are the lymphoid nodules located in the pharynx wall called?
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What term describes the phenomenon where T cell and B cell receptors bind only to specific antigens?
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What term describes the immune system's ability to respond to any of the tens of thousands of antigens it encounters?
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Which cells enable the immune system to 'remember' previously encountered antigens?
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Which immunoglobulin is responsible for resistance against many viruses, bacteria, and bacterial toxins?
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What is the first antibody class secreted in response to an antigen?
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Which immunoglobulin is commonly found in glandular secretions?
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Which immunoglobulin stimulates the release of chemicals that accelerate local inflammation?
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Which immunoglobulin is found on the surface of B cells?
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What is the term for antibodies produced by plasma cells upon first exposure to an antigen?
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What are the regulators that adjust the activities of phagocytic cells to coordinate specific and nonspecific defenses?
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What are disorders called when the immune response mistakenly targets normal body cells and tissues?
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What is the condition called when the immune system does not develop normally or the immune response is somehow blocked?
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What are inappropriate or excessive immune responses to allergens known as?
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