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Week 9 Lab Exercise - Immune System

This document discusses the immune system and its responses. It contains 3 sections: 1) matching descriptions of non-specific defenses, 2) tabulating the differences between T cells and B cells, and 3) researching the structure of immunoglobulin classes. The first section identifies the non-specific defenses of the body that provide chemical, mechanical, and antimicrobial barriers. The second section contrasts that T cells originate in the thymus, have no surface antibodies, and connect only to antigens on viruses, while B cells originate in bone marrow and connect to invading bacteria/viruses. The third section instructs researching the generalized structure of immunoglobulin classes.

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Week 9 Lab Exercise - Immune System

This document discusses the immune system and its responses. It contains 3 sections: 1) matching descriptions of non-specific defenses, 2) tabulating the differences between T cells and B cells, and 3) researching the structure of immunoglobulin classes. The first section identifies the non-specific defenses of the body that provide chemical, mechanical, and antimicrobial barriers. The second section contrasts that T cells originate in the thymus, have no surface antibodies, and connect only to antigens on viruses, while B cells originate in bone marrow and connect to invading bacteria/viruses. The third section instructs researching the generalized structure of immunoglobulin classes.

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EXERCISE NO.

15

IMMUNE SYSTEM

GIO 3. To study the nonspecific responses, and specific responses of the immune system.

SIO 1. Identify the descriptions of non-specific defenses of the body by matching


column A with column B.

Column A Column B
All of the choices 1) Part of the first line of defense A. Acids
D 2) Entraps microorganisms entering the B. Lysozyme respiratory
passages. C. Mucosae
A/B/D/E/G.3) Provide chemical barriers D. Mucus
C/F 4) Provide mechanical barriers E. Protein-digesting enzymes
B/G 5) Have antimicrobial activity F. Skin
G. Sebum

2. Tabulate, and contrast the difference between T cells and B cells in the immune
responses.
B Cells T Cells

Origin

Bone marrow Thymus

Often called

B lymphocytes T lymphocytes

Position

Outside lymph node Inside lymph node

Surface antibodies

Present Absent

Connect

They connect to the surface of invading They connect only to the virus antigen on
bacteria and virus the outside

Membrane receptor for antigen

BCR TCR

Life Span

Short Long

Secrete

Antibodies Lymphokines

Types

Only one active type Two types: Helper and Killer


3. Research on the generalized structure of the immunoglobulin classes; draw and label
each one of them.

Reference:
-Byjus. Difference Between T Cells And B Cells. Retrieved from
https://byjus.com/biology/difference-between-t-cells-and-b-cells/
-Chegg. Lymphatic system flashcard. Retrieved from
https://www.chegg.com/flashcards/lymphatic-system-71928773-b189-47f9-a45d-
66f4ab2dcfe3/deck

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