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Immune System

This category is for questions about how our bodies identify and fight off disease, infection or pathogens through specialized cells, tissues and organs. The system that does this is called the immune system. It produces antibodies which recognize intruders and neutralizes potentially pathogenic organisms or substances.

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How do you get your body to increase immunity production?

== == Therapeutic massage has been shown to have great benefits in increasing the production of white blood cells, which are the body' main immunity defense system.

Also, a nurturing and loving touch given by a loved one can do the same thing.

Abraham Maslow proposed that in his hierarchy of needs, 1 = survival, 2-safety, and 3=touching; skin contact;plus about 20 others n all. Source: Susan Salvo, Massage Therapy in Principle and Practice, page 312. Reducing stress, Have a positive outlook on life, Yearly medical well checkups to prevent and/or diagnose any potential disease or illness in the earliest stages, Nutrition or optimize your diet for your body type, gender and age, be active and productive in every aspect of life.

What causes methan production?

methan is prodused by methane production organism called methenogenic(forget correct name).k.k.jain098482 61393

What systems relate to the immune systems?

In truth, every single part your body is connected with your immune system. However, the Lymphatic system, which is widely (but not always) included in the Immune System, work the closest with it. The Cardiovascular System works to circulate the white blood cells, B-cells, T-cells, antibodies, etc. Your Integumentary System, or your skin and various membranes, provide the ever-important "first line of defense." By secreting mucus, sebum, and other substances, the Integumentary System effectively kills of harmful bacteria living your skin and traps microorganisms that are trying their best to get in. The gastric juices in your stomach also kill most bacteria and other living organisms. The bones of the Skeletal system make "uneducated" white blood cells which become "educated" in both the bone marrow or the Thymus gland of the Endochrine System. I could go on for days. If you're really interested, take Anatomy and Physiology or something.

Antibody binding result in destruction of the antigen?

Antibodies bind the antigen, which then targets the antigen for elimination by innate mechanisms

How did Edward Jenner test his smallpox vaccine?

He tested it on a small boy named James by injecting a small amount of smallpox into the boy's arm. He watched him for the next few weeks, he saw that James had a few very weak symptoms of smallpox for a short time but was fine days later.

Others were already using smallpox pus inoculations, Jenner used cowpox pus instead. Others had already tried cowpox pus inoculations on a small scale, but Jenner was the first to scientifically verify its safety and effectiveness then proceed to widespread vaccinations. Note: vaccina is Latin for cow.

How do antibodies affect transplant recipients?

the type and percentage of antibodies effect whether donors are good matches for you or not. my son tested in the 86 perentile for common antigens reactions( 86 out of a hundred), yet they found a compatible doner for a heart lung transplant in 6 weeks. They odds were so very against him and he has had no rejection issues. Our friend who only has 4 common antibodies (as opposed to my sons 86) has been waiting for lungs for 4 months. today they thought they had a donor only to find out that the donor had one of his four antigens. so since he wasnt in critical condition and at a good placement on the waiting list, they decided not to use these organs and wait. they didnt want to risk any problems with rejection.

What causes unknown antibodies I had a blood test and the result showed that I had unknown antibodies in my blood. A subsequent test revealed that I have K red cells. Any light on what caused this?

With "unknown antibodies" you might mean irregular antibodies. In this case probably anitibodies against K (anti-K) a subtype of the Kell-bloodtype. Causes could be (including but not limited to): - You got a transfusion of bloodcells - You were pregnant

Why is the immune system important?

Their immune system is important because without it they would die of bacteria infesting it. Same thing with all living things.

Why do a frozen blood test?

When doctors draw blood from patients, the blood samples are often frozen as they are transported to a laboratory for analysis. Freezing the blood limits the possibility that the sample will degrade. A degraded sample can result in an improper or incomplete diagnosis of an illness.

What is a grey blob up nostrills which blocks your nose?

A nasal polyp is a gray blob in the nostril that blocks your nose.

What is abrevation of yes?

Just the letter Y

and no is abbreviated to N letter.

So Y or N generally.

What circulate in blood stream for years and provide long-term immunity?

As the blood cells progress to the body , THC fromthe cannibis plantcirculates the blood for 30 days , just letting you know. I dont give a f*** about your question :)

Is sneezing part of the immune system?

Yes, we sneeze to get out foreign things in out nose which irritatates us.

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What are edible antibodies?

Antibodies which can consume safely without any negative effects to the host body are known as edible antibodies. It can be a Natural edible antibody or Synthetic. For example antibody found in chicken egg is an example of edible antibody.

What defenses does the digestives system have against pathogens?

The stomach (part of the digestive system) has a low pH (acidic), which kills pathogens.