How does white blood cells fight cells help us fight diseases?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

White blood cells (lymphocytes) are the primary agents of the immune response. The various types are as follows:

1. B cells. These originate and mature in the bone marrow ( B for bone). They respond to antigen markers with their special antigen receptors (antibodies) on their surface. Antibodies inactivate antigens by binding to them. Inactivation is followed by phagocytosis. Also they stimulate complement proteins to bring about the lysis of pathogens. When a B cell eventually binds to an antigen, it can divide into:

a) Plasma cells which circulate through the blood

b) Memory cells to stay in the body

2. T Cells originate in the bone marrow but then transfer to the thymus gland ( t for thymus). They have receptors for recognizing self versus non self antigens. When a T cell encounters a nonself cell they can divide into two types of cells:

a) Cytotoxic (killer) T cells recognize and destroy nonself cells by exploding (lysing) them.

b) Helper T cells stimulate the production of B cells and Cytotoxic T cells.

Answer 3

White blood cells work to defend the body against infections and diseases by recognizing and attacking harmful pathogens such as bacteria, viruses, and other foreign invaders. They hunt down and destroy these pathogens through various mechanisms like engulfing them, releasing enzymes or antibodies, or inducing cell death. This immune response helps to eliminate the threat and protect the body from further harm.