The human immune system is a largely divided into innate & adapted systems. Identify the key components & differences between the two groups, including cells, tissues, & chemical events of each.
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Solution
The innate immunity is the genetic immunity. In the Innate system of human immune system the self immunity is developed by the body to form antibodies against the antigens. The cells which work for innate immunity are killer cells, eosinophils, basophils, macrophages, neutrophils, dendritic cells etc. The tissue involved is thymus, bone marrow.
In adapted system of human immune system the immunity is provided passively by inducing already prepared antibodies against the antigens in the body. The cells which work under adapted immunity are T cells I.e.helper T cells, killer T cells etc. The tissue involved in this type of immunity is thymus, bone marrow.
When the foreign antigen attacks the body the cells recognize it if the antigen has attacked previously or it is a new one. If the antigen is old one the memory cells send the message to the already prepared antibodies to kill the antigens. If the antigen is new the body tries to fight with antigen and prepared the new antibodies against the antigen.
The human immune system is a largely divided into innate & adapted systems. Identify the key...