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what are natural active immunization and artificial active immunizationnatural active immunization is that in which a last natural infection induces
what is the difference between homologous and heterologous immunoglobulinshomologous immunoglobulin is the human from the similar species
how are antivenoms produced why are antivenoms an example of passive immunizationantivenoms are getting by the following process the venom antigen is
why is maternal milk important for the immune protection of the babybesides being nutritionally significant maternal milk participates in the defense
what are passive and active immunization according to the duration of the protection how do these types of immunization differactive immunization is
what are the antigen-presenting cells of the immune systemthe antigen-presenting cells of the immune system also called as apc cells are cells that
how different are the actions of antibodies against bacteria and against virus why is the cellular immune response activated in case of chronic viral
how can the immune memory lead to the efficacy of vaccines and also produce allergiesvaccines are controlled inoculations of fragments of infectious
how can an organism that once underwent contact with an antigen be immunized against future infections by the same agentthis phenomenon is known as
what are immunoglobulinsimmunoglobulin is the exchange name given to antibody immunoglobulins are complex proteins having an invariable portion and a
what are the cells responsible for the production of antibodiesthe cells that make antibodies ie the cells of the humoral immune system are the b
what is an antigenantigen is any substance particle or infectious agent known as foreign to the body the contact of the antigen with the body
what is the defense mechanism that begins to work when inflammation fails to stop an infectionif the inflammatory attack is not enough to halt the
of which type of defense cell do viral infections stimulate the multiplicationthe major leukocytes that generally multiply and participate in the
of which type of defense cell do worm infections stimulate the multiplicationthe major leukocytes that generally multiply and participate in the
which type of defense cell do bacteria attract and cause to multiply during the inflammation process what is the name given to the waste material
what is the association between inflammation and feverin the tissue region where inflammation happens bacterial toxins cytokines prostaglandins
what is puspus is a residual of the inflammatory reaction it is having a mixture of fragments of dead leukocytes infectious agents generally bacteria
how does the inflammation mechanism workwhen some tissue injury happens histamine and other vasoactive substances known as mediators of inflammation
what is inflammationinflammation is the initial response of the unspecific defense system versus aggressions against the body the aggressions might
what are the two groups of defense mechanisms of the body against foreign or harmful agents what is the difference between themthe body has many
what is the function of the immune systemthe immune system performs exact defense against agents the antigens that are foreign or harmful to the
what is the endocrine function of the placentathe placenta is not a permanent gland of the endocrine system but it also has endocrinal function the
what are the hormones produced by the testicles and the ovariesthe testicles make androgenic hormones the major of them being testosterone the
why are glucorticoids used in transplant patients patients with transplanted organs are prone to host versus graft rejection as their own immune