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What is a blood clots develops in the coronary artery!!!

Second & third line of defence Describe how phagocytes fight pathogens Describe how lymphocytes produce antibodies Explain specific and non specific responses

Second line of defence If the bacteria gets past the primary defence…..

Phagocytes Phagocytosis

Phagocytes Recognise antigens Engulf pathogen Digest using enzymes found in lysosomes Neutrophils, Macrophages Create a simple cartoon strip

Lymphocytes –Third Line of Defence Produce antibodies to bind to antigens on the outside of pathogens

Lymphocytes Create a simple cartoon strip for the action of lymphocytes.

Lymphocytes Recognise an antigen on a pathogen Specific lymphocyte is clones to form plasma cells Plasma cells produce antibodies Antibodies attach to antigens on pathogen Some of the lymphocytes produced are not active plasma cells. They are memory cells If the infection appears again a faster response will happen The memory cells will clone into plasma cells defence