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GENBIO 2: Immune System

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What triggers an immune respone?

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Antigen

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What cells produces antibodies?

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B cells

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What type of immunity is present at birth?

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Innate

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What do T cells recognize on infected cells?

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Antibodies

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What cells engulf pathogens?

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Phagocytes

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What are small proteins that regulate immune responses?

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Antigens

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________ is the plant's targeted response. Once it identifies a specific invader, it unleashes a precise counterattack, triggered by recognizing the invader's unique weapons.

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Pattern-Triggered Immunity (PTI)

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Is an acquired immune system that involves the recognition of traits to certain substance or antigen?

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Adaptive Immune System

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What molecule helps pathogens stick to surfaces?

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Antibody

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________ are immune effector cells that participate in cellular defenses such as phagocytosis, encapsulation, and clotting.

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T cells

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_______ activates when plants detect harmful molecules through receptors, triggering defense responses like signaling pathways, antimicrobial compound production, and gene activation.

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Pattern-Triggered Immunity (PTI)

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What is the fluid containing antibodies and other immune factors?

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Serum

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What term refers to the ability of pathogens to evade the immune system?

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Adhesion

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_______ are able to interact with the plasma membranes of pathogens and result in the formation of pores.

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Adhesins

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It is a vital defense mechanism that plants have evolved to protect themselves against pathogens?

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Plant Immune System