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1.The adaptive immune system consists of humoral immunity and cell mediated immunity.This humoral immunity produces antibodies and the B lymphocytes or B cells functions in it.It also has an acquired immune memory by recognizing the pathogens .The CD4 T cells plays a very important role in adaptive immune system of the body by releasing T cell cytokinase
The innate immune system refers to the presence of immunity naturally from birth and when an infection occurs or a foreign organism enters body it is the one which acts fast.
Ans.can activate quickly
2.The last step of the immune system to a specific bacteria is keeping in memory of the specific bacteria and attacking it in future if exposed by antigen recognition. but only for a short while and can be regained via triggers.
The CD8 cytotoxic /killer T cells after phagocytosis kills the host cell by apoptosis.
IgA acts first in an immune system when encountering a microorganism
Ans:CD cytotoxic /killer T cells destroy host cell containing bacteria
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