Immune System Physical Barriers Quiz

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Which cells originate from a common precursor, the pluripotent stem cell?

  • Keratinised cells
  • Leucocytes and mononuclear inflammatory cells (correct)
  • Mucosal cells
  • Memory cells

Which immune response is specific for a particular pathogen?

  • Acquired
  • Non-specific
  • Innate
  • Adaptive (correct)

Which substance in tears and saliva is an antibacterial substance?

  • Lysosyme (correct)
  • Pluripotent stem cell
  • Cytokine
  • Acid pH

Which layer defends the outside of the body as a tough layer of keratinised cells?

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Which immune response sends cytokine signals to the adaptive immune response?

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Study Notes

Cells and Tissues

  • Cells of the immune system, including B cells and T cells, originate from a common precursor, the pluripotent stem cell.

Immune Response

  • The adaptive immune response is specific for a particular pathogen, providing long-term immunity.

Defense Mechanisms

  • Lysozyme is an antibacterial substance found in tears and saliva that helps to break down bacterial cell walls.

Skin and Barrier Function

  • The outermost layer of the epidermis, comprising keratinized cells, defends the outside of the body as a tough, impermeable barrier.

Immune Signaling

  • The innate immune response sends cytokine signals to the adaptive immune response, allowing for communication and coordination between the two systems.

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