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Functions of TH Cells in Immune Response | Immunology

TH cells play a central role in the immune response. These cells are specially prolific cyto­kine producers. Once activated by an antigen, they can use these chemical messengers to induce the formation of TC cells, activate macrophages and formation of many antibodies by B-cells. Functions of TH cell are as follows in the next page (Fig. 10.4): 1. An APC [...]

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Cell-Mediated Immunity: Active and Passive | Immunology

In this article we will discuss about the active and passive immunity of cell-mediated. 1. Active Immunity: On the basis of immunity acquired, active immunity may be natural or artificial. i. Natural active immunity: It results from either a clinical or an in-apparent subclini­cal infection by a microbe after repeated exposure to small doses of the infecting organism, which passes [...]

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Pathways of Complement System | Immunology

In this article we will discuss about the classical and alternative pathways of complement system. 1. The Classical Pathway of Complement: The classical pathway of complement is ini­tiated by the interaction of antibody with antigen directly (soluble antigen-antibody complexes or immune complexes). The gradual progress of classical pathway can be mediated by these successive stages called: (i) Activation of C1 [...]

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