Human Defence System

  1. Where do T lymphocytes mature?
    Thymus gland
  2. Do T lymphocytes produce antibodies or not?
    Don’t produce antibodies
  3. What are the 4 types of T lymphocytes?
    • Helper T cells: stimulate B-cells to produce antibodies
    • Killer T cells: cytotoxic cells, produce perforin which causes abnormal body cells to burst.
    • Suppressor T cells: turn off immune responses
    • Memory T cells: survive a long time to trigger immunity to the same antigen in later years.
  4. What is the function of helper T cells ?
    Stimulate B cells to produce antibodies
  5. What is the function of killer T cells?
    Cytotoxic cells , produce perforin which causes abnormal body cells to burst.
  6. What is the function of suppressor T cells?
    Turn off immune responses
  7. What is the function of memory T cells?
    Survive a long time to trigger immunity to the same antigen in later years.
  8. Name 3 parts of the first line of defence? (Non-specific)
    • Skin
    • Mucous membranes
    • Secretions from skin and mucous membranes
  9. Name 3 parts of the second line of defence? (Non-specific)
    • Phagocytes
    • Defence proteins
    • Inflammation
  10. Name two parts of the third line of defence? (specific)
    • Monocytes (destroy antigens)
    • Antibodies
  11. Which T cell turns off immune responses?
    Suppressor cells
  12. Which T cell stimulates B cells to produce antibodies?
    Helper cells
  13. Which T cell produce perforin which causes abnormal body cells to burst?
    Killer T cells
  14. Which T cell is a cytotoxic cell?
    Killer T cells
  15. Which T cell survive a long time to trigger immunity to the same antigen in later years?
    Memory T cells.
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Human Defence System
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