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Chapter 43 Introductionmorris2e_ch43_1.html563c3f37757a2ecd43000000
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43.1 An Overview of the Immune System morris2e_ch43_2.html563c3f37757a2ecd43000000
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Pathogens cause disease. morris2e_ch43_3.html563c3f37757a2ecd43000000
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The immune system distinguishes self from nonself. morris2e_ch43_4.html563c3f37757a2ecd43000000
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The immune system consists of innate and adaptive immunity. morris2e_ch43_5.html563c3f37757a2ecd43000000
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43.2 Innate Immunity morris2e_ch43_6.html563c3f37757a2ecd43000000
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The skin and mucous membranes provide the first line of defense against infection. morris2e_ch43_7.html563c3f37757a2ecd43000000
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White blood cells provide a second line of defense against pathogens. morris2e_ch43_8.html563c3f37757a2ecd43000000
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Phagocytes recognize foreign molecules and send signals to other cells. morris2e_ch43_9.html563c3f37757a2ecd43000000
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Inflammation is a coordinated response to tissue injury. morris2e_ch43_10.html563c3f37757a2ecd43000000
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The complement system participates in the innate and adaptive immune systems. morris2e_ch43_11.html563c3f37757a2ecd43000000
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43.3 Adaptive Immunity: B Cells and Antibodies morris2e_ch43_12.html563c3f37757a2ecd43000000
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B cells produce antibodies. morris2e_ch43_13.html563c3f37757a2ecd43000000
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Mammals produce five classes of antibody with different functions. morris2e_ch43_14.html563c3f37757a2ecd43000000
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Clonal selection is the basis for antibody specificity. morris2e_ch43_15.html563c3f37757a2ecd43000000
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Clonal selection also explains immunological memory. morris2e_ch43_16.html563c3f37757a2ecd43000000
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Genomic rearrangement generates antibody diversity. morris2e_ch43_17.html563c3f37757a2ecd43000000
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43.4 Adaptive Immunity: T Cells and Cell-Mediated Immunity morris2e_ch43_18.html563c3f37757a2ecd43000000
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T cells include helper and cytotoxic cells. morris2e_ch43_19.html563c3f37757a2ecd43000000
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T cells have T cell receptors on their surface that recognize an antigen in association with MHC proteins. morris2e_ch43_20.html563c3f37757a2ecd43000000
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The ability to distinguish between self and nonself is acquired during T cell maturation. morris2e_ch43_21.html563c3f37757a2ecd43000000
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43.5 Three Pathogens: A Virus, Bacterium, and Eukaryote morris2e_ch43_22.html563c3f37757a2ecd43000000
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The flu virus evades the immune system by antigenic drift and shift. morris2e_ch43_23.html563c3f37757a2ecd43000000
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Tuberculosis is caused by a slow-growing, intracellular bacterium. morris2e_ch43_24.html563c3f37757a2ecd43000000
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The malaria parasite changes surface molecules by antigenic variation. morris2e_ch43_25.html563c3f37757a2ecd43000000
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Chapter 43 Summarymorris2e_ch43_26.html563c3f37757a2ecd43000000
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