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Innate and acquired immunity
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What fights off bacterial diseases?
White blood cells, antibodies, and antibiotics, and some bacteria even help get rid of some bacterial diseases.
What macromolecules fights diseases?
proteins
How does the fetus fight of diseases?
The fetus doesn't necessarily fight off diseases. The mom's immune system fights off certain things. Also, some diseases don't cross over into the baby so depending on what it is, the baby isn't at risk until possibly birth.
What fights all diseases and germs?
White blood cells
What fights diseases and germs and is part of the immune system?
Soldiers(bodycells)
What type of cell fights infectious diseases in a human?
white blood cells
What does a wight blood cell do?
If you mean a white blood cell, it fights any infections or diseases.
Can they be cured?
Pathogenic diseases can be controlled and treated by the use of proper medication as the medicine fights off the bacteria.
What does a white cell do?
It fights off viruses and bacteria.
How does the immune system fight so many diseases?
the immune system fights diseases by creating more white blood cells which trigger more white blood cells that make antibodies.
Which cell fights off germs?
White blood cells.
Why does a person with a disease such as AIDS have a hard time trying to fight off a simple disease such as a cold or a flu?
because if you are unlucky enough to suffer from HIV then it completley shuts down your immune system. and its your immune system that fights of infections and diseases
