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Immune System JEOPARDY You Make Me Sick First in Line Can’t Catch Me The Foreign Invasion The Anatomy of Infection $100 $200 $300 $400 $500

Answer One of the first lines of defense; it releases sweat, oils and waxes

Answer These large white blood cells are front line defenders which attack pathogen infected cells, though they often take out surrounding cells in the process

Answer Eukaryotic pathogens that invade a host

Answer Response that involves Helper T-cells and Killer T-cells

Answer Pathogen protein molecule that triggers an immune response

Daily Double How much do you wish to wager?

Daily Double Answer The white blood cells responsible for engulfing pathogens and releasing IL-1

Answer The protein released by macrophages (also causes aches, pains, chills, fever and headaches)

Answer Lymphocytes (WBCs) which bind to specific antigens displayed on macrophage cell surface

Answer Stimulates division of Helper T-cells and B-cells and activates Killer T-cells

Answer Macrophages and white blood cells capable of engulfing pathogens are known as this type of cell

Answer Response that involves B-cells, antibodies, and memory B-cells

Answer This first line of defense lines the mouth and nasal passages; it secretes mucus, which traps pathogens and contains enzymes that break down microorganisms

Answer Protein markers on body cells that allow immune cells to recognize that cell as its own cell (and not a foreign invader)

Answer Contains an inactivated or weakened pathogen to evoke a primary immune response and create memory cells

Answer Destroy infected body cells in the cell mediated response by injecting toxins

Answer These proteins bind to antigens on the surface of pathogens to inactivate them

Answer These cells produce antibodies

Answer These cells help provide quicker secondary immune response to future infections

Answer The immune system responding to what is normally a harmless antigen

Answer This class of disease is caused from the immune system mistakenly attacking the body’s own cells

Answer Immune response is most closely associated with the function of this body system of vessels and organs

Answer This second line defense response causes greater blood flow to a damaged area of the body

Answer Interleukin can cause a fever by resetting the body’s thermostat located in this part of the brain

Answer T-cells are produced in the bone marrow and mature in this organ

Answer T-cells and B-cells are known as this type of white blood cell