How does the immune system protect the body from disease?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

White blood cells are coated with antibodies, these have specific binding sites that will bind to specific antigens. When the antigen binds to the antibody, this triggers the WBC to produce more of the same antigen in order to fight the specific infection.

Answer 3

The immune system is very unique. There are mucous producing areas in our respiratory system and they are nasal cavity, bronchioles, bronchus and the layrnx. They have mucous which filters out the debris we breathe in. They get trapped and sent up into the esophagus. The irritation of the esophagus causes us to cough. Bringing up all those dirty, nasty things.

Also we have a system of filters called the Lymphatic system. The lymphatic system is quite unique too. It has lymph veins/capilliaries and lymph nodes that help to clean and filter the interstitial fluids (excess fluid produced by tissue cells).

Lymph nodes create lymphocytes which are cells that go around killing any bacteria's or unwanted cells that are not needed in our body. Yes of course there are the white blood cells which also help with the immune system by killing and devouring unwated bacteria's by a process called phagocytosis.

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Answer 4

One way the immune system fights diseases is by calling out white blood cells to kill the disease. another way that the immune system fights off diseases is by making your body temperature higher so that the heat can de-nature and kill that organism.

Answer 5

White blood cells are coated with antibodies, these have specific binding sites that will bind to specific antigens. When the antigen binds to the antibody, this triggers the WBC to produce more of the same antigen in order to fight the specific infection.

Answer 6

The immune system is extraordinarily complex and it would take far more room than is available here for an adequate explanation.

The immune system has so many different subdivisions like Humoral, Innate, Cell-Mediated, Acquired, Adaptive, etc,etc. Each with their own way of identifying and ridding the body of potential danger.

A very simplistic but inadequate explanation to your question would be:

Your immune system identifies a potential pathogen by the cell signals it gives off (antigen), then it sends signals (anti-bodies) to your appropriate immune cells to mobilize, then they trap, absorb and kill the invading bacteria or virus.The immune system uses virus protecting proteins to protect the body from disease.

Answer 7

by attacking the pathogen