History of Immunity and Vaccinations

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What type of bacteria are commensal bacteria considered to be?

Good bacteria

Who was the first person to demonstrate the concept of vaccination?

Catherine the Great

What did Thomas Dimsdale do to induce immunity in healthy people?

Rubbing scabs of smallpox on them

What is the main focus of immunotherapy?

Training the immune system to kill cancers

Which cells are responsible for protecting the body against cancer by recognizing and eliminating mutated cells?

Immune system cells

What is the main function of dendritic cells in the immune system?

Engulf and destroy pathogens

Which immune cells are the front line immune cells and the most common in the body?

Neutrophils

What is a key function of T cells in adaptive immunity?

Recognize and kill foreign entities

What is a characteristic of innate immunity?

Rapid but non-specific defense

Which cells release signaling molecules called cytokines and chemokines to recruit additional immune cells during an infection?

Macrophages

Where do B cells mature in the immune system?

Bone marrow

Explore the historical developments in immunology, including early vaccination techniques used by pioneers such as Thomas Dimsdale and Catherine the Great. Learn about the human microbiome and the importance of commensal bacteria for our health.

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