The Immune System

what activates the adaptive immune system?

• T cells

• dendritic cells (DC's)

• T lymphocytes (T.L)

• Asher Dasher Doo

why does the adaptive immune system take longer than the innate immune system?

• the innate immune system is more active because the cells are more efficient

• It takes time for the lymphocytes to identify dendritic cells

• it doesn't take longer

• it takes time for t cells with a certain antigen to be identified and activated

Is it always active?

• it is not immediate

• yes

• only at night

• only when the body is active

what makes up most of the adaptive immune system?

• B lymphocytes

• B cells

• T lymphocytes

• Dendritic cells

how many different classes of antibodies are there?

• 1

• 3

• 4

• 5

what is the main job of a cytokine?

• mediate the innate immune response

• to make B cells

• to create antibodies

• to fight off bacteria

a unique form of a white blood cell?

• detrentiric cells

• lymphocytes

• antibodies

• Z cells

what presents the antigen of the pathogen on the outside?

• macrophage

• z cells

• neutrophil

• lymphocytes

these molecules are responsible for inducing a fever during the innate immune response?

• cytokines

• interferons

• T cells

• antibodies

what is the function of the innate immune response?

• to teach asher how to actually learn.

• to create antibodies

• respond to a specific foreign invaders

• trap microbes so they cannot control spread in your body freely