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Test On Immunity, Cells, Movement in and Out
Test On Immunity, Cells, Movement in and Out
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Each antibody is very specific and have a complementary shape to the
specific antigen .The antibodies may attach to the surface of the
bacteria to mark them, making it easier for the phagocytes to find and
ingest them, they may clump the bacteria together or they may
neutralise the poisonous proteins (toxins) that the bacteria produce.
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ACTIVE IMMUNITY PASSIVE IMMUNITY
Active immunity is the defence In passive immunity the
source
Active immunity is long passive immunity is
produced
Example –(ANYONE) Example-–(ANYONE)
Infection by a injection
(lactation)
exposure to a disease
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mechanical barriers-
Chemical barriers-
1)mucus -traps microorganisms and 2) stomach acid - kills
bacteria by denaturing its enzymes
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GIVE ADAPTATIONS AND FUNCTIONS OF THESE CELLS SHOWN BELOW
ciliated cells -These form the lining of the nose and windpipe, and the tiny cytoplasmic ‘hairs’, called
cilia. Its flicking movement keeping up a stream of fluid (mucus) that carries dust and bacteria away
from the lungs.
Root hair cell-These cells absorb water and mineral salts from the soil. RITU MISHRA The hair-like
projection on each cell penetrates between the soil particles and offers a large absorbing surface.
red blood cells – transport of oxygen .These cells are distinctive because they have no nucleus when
mature. They are tiny disc-like cells which contain a red pigment called haemoglobin that combines
with oxygen.
Muscle cell-contains many mitochondria which provides energy for its contractions .This helps in
movement .
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