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The ability to combat pathogen through the activation of specific defenses is called .
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The cells of the specific defenses are called .
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Special lymphatic capillaries in the small intestinal villi are called .
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The is an enlarged sac at the inferior end of the thoracic duct.
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A collection of lymphocytes within a lymph node is called a lymphatic .
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Antibodies attach to .
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In order for an immune response to occur, a B or T cell must be shown an antigen by a(n) .
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The immunoglobulin that is commonly a pentamer is .
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The only antibody that can cross the placenta is .
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Lymphocytes that attack infected cells are .
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The cells that are activated B cells and produce antibodies are called .
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Fever, species resistance, inflammation, and interferon are all part of defenses.
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The bodies most active phagocytes are called .
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Lymphatic vessels that enter a lymph node are called vessels.
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Immunity is specific, reactive, versatile, and has .







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