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pathogens and immunity

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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pathogen

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an agent that causes disease

#2
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Antigen

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molecules that trigger an immune response

#3
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self antigen

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Created in you own body that cause allergies

#4
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non-self antigen

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molecules that are foreign that activate an immune response

#5
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MHC markers 1

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are on all cells in the body with nucleus (everything but red blood cells)

#6
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MHC markers 2

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These are only found cells involved in the immune system

#7
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autoimmune disease

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body attacks self cells thinking they are non-self cells

#8
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allergen

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the body thinks it under attack by non-pathogenic thing (e.g pollen) causing allergic reaction

#9
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cellular pathogens

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pathogen with cellular structure and does proceses living organisms do

#10
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Non-cellular pathogens

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pathogen that don’t have cell structure and do alive processes

#11
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lysis

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breaking down of an infected cell

#12
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Bacteria: what it does and how it reproduces

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Cellular, cause disease through toxins and enzymes affecting or killing cells reproduces through binary fission

#13
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Fungi: What it does reproduction

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cellular, use Hyphae to ( long branching filament)(think of as tenticles) that absorb nuetrience asexual or sexual reproduction

#14
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worms

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cellular, parasite that grow from eggs sexual reproduction

#15
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protozoa

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cellular, parasitic or free living that take a coulpe different forms of action. sexual or asexual

#16
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Viruses

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Non-cellular, hijack cells and use them to replicate. they cause disease through lysis of cells, cause cancer or over stimulating immune system damaging organs.

#17
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Prions

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proteins folded wrong that cause other protiens to misfold. only in mammals and only the brain? neuro structeres

#18
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anatomy of a virus

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DNA inside protein coat (capsid) some times surrounded by lipid envelope.

#19
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innate

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general responses carried out the same for each pathogen.

#20
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first line of defence

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physical and chemical barriers stoping pathogens from entering

#21
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micro biological barriers

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Part of animals first line of defence via normal flora limiting growth of pathogens.

#22
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physical barriers plants

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Thorns, bark, waxy coating

#23
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physical barriers animals

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skin, eye lashes, cillia in throat

#24
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chemical barriers plants

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sap(inins), toxic chemicals(bitter taste), chitinases