Question

WILL MEDAL!

1. Classify the following as either a specific or non-specific defense of the body's immune system.

skin
macrophages
mucous
fever
T cells
antibodies
bacteria
B cells

Will post #2 Later.

Answer 1

2. Number the following statements in order to explain how the body becomes immune to the chicken pox virus.
___ The chicken pox virus invades the body.
___ Antibodies stick around, remembering chicken pox in a future attack.
___ T cells signal B cells to produce antibodies; specific proteins against chicken pox.
___ Macrophages attack the virus and produce antigens.
___ Antibodies stick to the antigen.
___ T cells recognize the antigen on the surface of the macrophage.
___ Macrophages go to the site of infection.
___ The immune system releases chicken pox antibodies to fight the disease.
___ Antigens are displayed on the surface of macrophages.

Answer 2

@SuperflyTyGuy

Answer 3

So confused... :(

Answer 4

1. Classify the following as either a specific or non-specific defense of the body's immune system.


As far as I know, I would go with Skin, Mucous, Fever, and Antibodies. I may get one wrong or miss one. Just my guess.

Answer 5

What are they, specific, or non-specific? :/

Answer 6

I don't really know number 2. :/ Try reposting in a second question. @Abhisar Did I get question 1 right here?

Answer 7

Specific, i think.

Answer 8

Thanks! :D

Answer 9

No prob.