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Match each component of the immune system that we studied to its role in defending you against disease. Forms a protective barrier that bacteria can't adhere or penetrate very easily. Part of the innate immune system. Kill bacteria by poking holes in their cell membrane. Part of the innate immune system Scavenges all of the available iron so that bacteria can't use it to grow. Part of the innate immune system Kill bacteria by eating them or assaulting them with deadly chemicals like bleach or hydrogen peroxide. Important for both the innate and adaptive immune systems Kill cells that have been infected with viruses before the virus can reproduce and get out. Part of the adaptive immune system Recognize specific pathogens the body has encountered before and stick to [Choose] [Choose] Lactoferrin Antibodies Mucus Defensins Phagocytic Cells Killer T-Cells [Choose] [Choose] [Choose ] [Choose ]

Match each component of the immune system that we studied to its role in defending you against disease. Forms a protective barrier that bacteria can't adhere or penetrate very easily. Part of the innate immune system. Kill bacteria by poking holes in their cell membrane. Part of the innate immune system Scavenges all of the available iron so that bacteria can't use it to grow. Part of the innate immune system Kill bacteria by eating them or assaulting them with deadly chemicals like bleach or hydrogen peroxide. Important for both the innate and adaptive immune systems Kill cells that have been infected with viruses before the virus can reproduce and get out. Part of the adaptive immune system Recognize specific pathogens the body has encountered before and stick to [Choose] [Choose] Lactoferrin Antibodies Mucus Defensins Phagocytic Cells Killer T-Cells [Choose] [Choose] [Choose ] [Choose ]

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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ISBN:9780134580999
Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
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Match each component of the immune system that we studied to its role in defending you against disease. Forms a protective barrier that bacteria can't adhere or penetrate very easily. Part of the innate immune system. Kill bacteria by poking holes in their cell membrane. Part of the innate immune system Scavenges all of the available iron so that bacteria can't use it to grow. Part of the innate immune system Kill bacteria by eating them or assaulting them with deadly chemicals like bleach or hydrogen peroxide. Important for both the innate and adaptive immune systems Kill cells that have been infected with viruses before the virus can reproduce and get out. Part of the adaptive immune system Recognize specific pathogens the body has encountered before and stick to [Choose] [Choose] Lactoferrin Antibodies Mucus Defensins Phagocytic Cells Killer T-Cells [Choose] [Choose] [Choose] [Choose ]
Transcribed Image Text:Match each component of the immune system that we studied to its role in defending you against disease. Forms a protective barrier that bacteria can't adhere or penetrate very easily. Part of the innate immune system. Kill bacteria by poking holes in their cell membrane. Part of the innate immune system Scavenges all of the available iron so that bacteria can't use it to grow. Part of the innate immune system Kill bacteria by eating them or assaulting them with deadly chemicals like bleach or hydrogen peroxide. Important for both the innate and adaptive immune systems Kill cells that have been infected with viruses before the virus can reproduce and get out. Part of the adaptive immune system Recognize specific pathogens the body has encountered before and stick to [Choose] [Choose] Lactoferrin Antibodies Mucus Defensins Phagocytic Cells Killer T-Cells [Choose] [Choose] [Choose] [Choose ]
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