Period 8 by Shilini Budhram https://padlet.com/sbudhram4/s7aqg7bsdpyz7kny 3/7:Summary/Assessment: Let’s highlight the key points of our story!!! Can we apply these key points in order to explain how we fight invaders outside of our cells (in the bloodstream)??? 3/8: Summary/Assessment: Let’s highlight the key points of our story!!! Can we apply these key points in order to explain how we fight invaders inside of our cells (infected cells)??? en-us 2023-03-07 17:29:05 UTC 2023-03-13 01:22:14 UTC hello@padlet.com Wilson Marin https://padlet.com/sbudhram4/s7aqg7bsdpyz7kny/wish/2507451511 Firstly A pathogen with a specific antigen enters the body. The macrophage then engulfs the pathogen and leaves a antigen for a helper t cell to notify that this antigen/shape is a pathogen and that the WBC's should look out for these. The helper t cell is then activated and connects with b cells. In turn these b cells become Activated B Cells and their jobs is to create antibodies and attach to the pathogens and mark them for destruction for the WBC's.]]> 2023-03-07 19:33:28 UTC https://padlet.com/sbudhram4/s7aqg7bsdpyz7kny/wish/2507451511 Sophia Vargas https://padlet.com/sbudhram4/s7aqg7bsdpyz7kny/wish/2507456408 We fight invaders outside our cells by having the immune system detect a foreign invader (pathogen). The white blood cells will engulf the invader and will chop it up and display the shape of the antigen. It will tell the shape to the T cells. The T cells tell the B cells and the B cells will become activated . The B cells then create antibodies which will attach itself to the antigen. The antibodies then remove the antigen from the body.

 
]]> 2023-03-07 19:37:17 UTC https://padlet.com/sbudhram4/s7aqg7bsdpyz7kny/wish/2507456408 Erika Buestan https://padlet.com/sbudhram4/s7aqg7bsdpyz7kny/wish/2507458067 The key points of the story are the antigen (foreigner) first enters the macrophage then the white blood cells engulf the antigen. Then Helper T is notified that the antigen does not belong here. Now the B cells become active and they make antibodies and attach themselves to the shape of the antigens to destroy them so that they dont affect the white blood cells.]]> 2023-03-07 19:38:36 UTC https://padlet.com/sbudhram4/s7aqg7bsdpyz7kny/wish/2507458067 Alexander Caicedo https://padlet.com/sbudhram4/s7aqg7bsdpyz7kny/wish/2507459474 When an invader (Pathogen with a specific antigen) enters our blood stream. A white blood cell(Macrophage) identifies the invader and engulfs it. The macrophage then displays the specific antigen of that pathogen. The WBC tells that specific shape to the helper T cells. The helper T cells then tell that specific shape to B cells. B cells then create antibodies from that shape. Antibodies attach to the pathogen with the specific antigen shape then holds that pathogen and marks that pathogen for other white blood cells to destroy that pathogen. ]]> 2023-03-07 19:39:40 UTC https://padlet.com/sbudhram4/s7aqg7bsdpyz7kny/wish/2507459474 sheila zapata https://padlet.com/sbudhram4/s7aqg7bsdpyz7kny/wish/2507460085 You get a cut, and invador (pathogen with an antigen) enters inside ur body,white blood cell and panthogen with an antigen meet up with eachother. The white cell engulfs the panthongen.since the antigen is an envader the enzymes decomposes panthongen.Now white blood celll needs to remove pathongen,helper t cell conects antigen and than helper t cell  activates. 
Activated helper t cell connects with b cell by their same shape, and b cell activates and duplicates, creating antibodies. Antibodies help fight back antigen.

]]> 2023-03-07 19:40:02 UTC https://padlet.com/sbudhram4/s7aqg7bsdpyz7kny/wish/2507460085 Andypozo https://padlet.com/sbudhram4/s7aqg7bsdpyz7kny/wish/2507460130 Lets say you get a cut,the pathogen with antigen gets inside your blood stream which is a invader because your body doesn't know what it is.Then your white blood cell says hi to it (say hi to each other),but then the white blood cell engulfs the pathogen and displays the antigen which  tells the helper cell, they activate and tells the B cell which also leads to the B cells to activate and make's antibodies. ]]> 2023-03-07 19:40:04 UTC https://padlet.com/sbudhram4/s7aqg7bsdpyz7kny/wish/2507460130 Elisabeth Aguilar https://padlet.com/sbudhram4/s7aqg7bsdpyz7kny/wish/2507460366 we fight invaders by having the killer T cell engulf the Antigen and breaking it down and displays a part of the antigen on its surface, and then tells the helper T cell which is then activated and tells certain B cells and activates it to produce Antibodies to fight the invaders.]]> 2023-03-07 19:40:15 UTC https://padlet.com/sbudhram4/s7aqg7bsdpyz7kny/wish/2507460366 Ashlley pauta https://padlet.com/sbudhram4/s7aqg7bsdpyz7kny/wish/2507460826 you get a cut and a pathogen enters with an antigen on it then it realizes that it is in a invader and the MHC2 engulfs it up and gets rid of it and the MHC2 tells the T cell the specific shape of the invader which then actives the t cell and it goes tell the b cell and then the activated b cell makes antibodies that specific for the shape of the antigen and destroys it ]]> 2023-03-07 19:40:36 UTC https://padlet.com/sbudhram4/s7aqg7bsdpyz7kny/wish/2507460826 Devin Liu https://padlet.com/sbudhram4/s7aqg7bsdpyz7kny/wish/2507461125 When you get a cut, a pathogen (invader) enters the body. Macrophages notices the antigen on the pathogen which isn't part of our body and engulfs it. Lysosomes and its enzymes break up the antigen and then the Helper T cells dock to the Macrophages and sense the shape of the antigen. The Helper T cells are now activated and then it docks to the B cells and activates them. The activated B cells now produce antibodies and release them in the bloodstream. Antibodies have a specific shape that matches the Antigen on the pathogen. The antibodies attach to the pathogen which makes it hard for the pathogen to do its job and mark them for destruction for the White blood cells. The Helper T cells also bind and activate the Killer T cells. When the pathogen enters the body, some regular body cells may be infected by the pathogen. As a result, the infected cells display parts of the antigen of the pathogen on its surface. The killer T cells identifies the infected cells and releases chemicals that kill the infected cells.]]> 2023-03-07 19:40:50 UTC https://padlet.com/sbudhram4/s7aqg7bsdpyz7kny/wish/2507461125 Maicol Carlosama https://padlet.com/sbudhram4/s7aqg7bsdpyz7kny/wish/2507461159 when you recieve a cut a pathogen is defined as an organism goes inside and it is causing disease to the cells. the macrophage can  remove dead cells, and stimulates the action of other immune system cells so it can engulf the pathogen and leaves a antigen so that the helper t cell can be notify that the shape of the pathogen and that the white blood cells should be warned by what kind of shape they are facing.The helper T-Cell can be activated so it can be connected to the B-Cells.The B-cell job is to create antibodies to attach the pathogen and mark them for destruction]]> 2023-03-07 19:40:51 UTC https://padlet.com/sbudhram4/s7aqg7bsdpyz7kny/wish/2507461159 Oliver https://padlet.com/sbudhram4/s7aqg7bsdpyz7kny/wish/2507461808 When a Intruder (pathogen) enters our blood stream the white blood cells surrounds the pathogen and engulfs it and then breaks down everything but the antigen. The white blood cell then displays the shape of the pathogens antigen and connects it to a helper T cell which connects with the b cells which replicate and ]]> 2023-03-07 19:41:26 UTC https://padlet.com/sbudhram4/s7aqg7bsdpyz7kny/wish/2507461808 Bryan Zambrano https://padlet.com/sbudhram4/s7aqg7bsdpyz7kny/wish/2507682982 When you get a cut there's and invader that goes in that is a pathogen. Then after the Macrophage surrounds the antigen and then engulfs it. After the macrophage breaks it down into little pieces then it decomposes it. The white blood cells removes pathogen, helper t cells activates.Helper t cell connects with the b cell with their same shape and b cell activates and doubles creating antibodies to help fight back antigen and destroy's it.]]> 2023-03-07 23:57:43 UTC https://padlet.com/sbudhram4/s7aqg7bsdpyz7kny/wish/2507682982 Ashley ramos https://padlet.com/sbudhram4/s7aqg7bsdpyz7kny/wish/2507692120 when an invader or known as a pathogen with antigens attached to it goes inside the body and tries to get inside the cells and spread,the white blood cell or also known as the Macrophage will let in the invader and engulf the invader . The macrophage will chop it up and displays the shape of the antigen. the macrophage will tell the shape of the antigen to the helper T cell . the helper T cells will active. The activated t cell will tell the b cell ,then the b cells are activated and make more copies of itself and make antibodies that are spacific for the shape of the antigen. the antibodies then marks the antigen for them to be destroyed by the marcophage (white blood cell). 
when an invader is inside the cells, the killer t cells come in and are activated ,they will kill the cell the cells that is infected and will also kill the patheogen ]]> 2023-03-08 00:06:29 UTC https://padlet.com/sbudhram4/s7aqg7bsdpyz7kny/wish/2507692120 Joshua Paucar https://padlet.com/sbudhram4/s7aqg7bsdpyz7kny/wish/2507947375 When somebody gets a cut anywhere in their body, something called a pathogen with an \antigen enters the body. Then a white blood cell recognizes it as an invader and that it doesn't belong in the body. The white blood cell proceeds to engulf the pathogen, inside the white blood cell the pathogen gets chopped up and then it gets thrown out of the white blood cell. The antigen that was on the pathogen stays on the white blood cells surface. The white blood cell would then tell the T cells in which it signals the B cells which then get them activated. The B cells will go ahead and make antibodies. The antibodies will get rid of the antigen in the white blood cell. That's how the body removes one Pathogen with a specific type of antigen. ]]> 2023-03-08 03:13:39 UTC https://padlet.com/sbudhram4/s7aqg7bsdpyz7kny/wish/2507947375 Jose Arias https://padlet.com/sbudhram4/s7aqg7bsdpyz7kny/wish/2508592436 When you get a cut, a pathogen with an antigen enters the blood stream. After the white blood cell detects the pathogen and engulfs the pathogen. After the pathogen gets eaten by the white blood cell, the pathogen gets chopped off. then the white blood cell displays the shape of the pathogen with the antigen, then tells the helper T cell, which becomes active, and the helper T cell tells the B cell. The B cell becomes active and creates antibodies. The antibodies attach to the antigen shape, and this will mark them for destruction. Then white blood cells engulf the pathogen.]]> 2023-03-08 13:31:14 UTC https://padlet.com/sbudhram4/s7aqg7bsdpyz7kny/wish/2508592436