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Goes to the extent of destroying some of it's cells to destroy the invading pathogen

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Goes to the extent of destroying some of it's cells to destroy the invading pathogen

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The second response is the inflammatory response, which includes phagocytes. These cells engulf invaders. White blood cells are also involved, most often it is the neutrophil type, which mostly fights bacteria. Macrophages and neutrophils help ingest microorganisms. 

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The second response is the inflammatory response, which includes phagocytes. These cells engulf invaders. White blood cells are also involved, most often it is the neutrophil type, which mostly fights bacteria. Macrophages and neutrophils help ingest microorganisms. 

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The immune system has different barriers to help ensure that toxins and infectious agents don't get through, like skin, mucous, stomach acid, friendly bacteria, tears, saliva. This is the 1st level of the immune system, or primary. 

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The immune system has different barriers to help ensure that toxins and infectious agents don't get through, like skin, mucous, stomach acid, friendly bacteria, tears, saliva. This is the 1st level of the immune system, or primary. 

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Adaptive immunity, which develops over the course of one's life and is developed through exposure to disease and vaccinations. It prepares for future interactions with infection, lymphocytes are a large part in  adaptive. 

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Adaptive immunity, which develops over the course of one's life and is developed through exposure to disease and vaccinations. It prepares for future interactions with infection, lymphocytes are a large part in  adaptive. 

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Passive immunity, which transfers antibodies from one person to another, for instance, when a mother breastfeeds her child.

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Passive immunity, which transfers antibodies from one person to another, for instance, when a mother breastfeeds her child.

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Innate immunity, which does general surveillance to defend against disease. You are born with it. Skin, sweat, stomach acids, mucous membranes and white blood cells all contribute to innate immunity. 

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Innate immunity, which does general surveillance to defend against disease. You are born with it. Skin, sweat, stomach acids, mucous membranes and white blood cells all contribute to innate immunity. 

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How does the immune system work? Provide some characteristics below

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How does the immune system work? Provide some characteristics below

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What are the 3 different types of immunity?

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What are the 3 different types of immunity?

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Provide the definition for each