Human immunity

Subject: Biology

Grade: Upper Secondary

Publisher: YDP

Resource types: Whiteboard presentation

Resource ID: b2764
Description:

At the end of this activity, students should be able to:
– describe the events that occur during an immune response
– define antigens and antibodies
– name the types of immune cells and describe their function
– compare and contrast innate and acquired responses
– describe and define the importance of immune memory
– describe passive and active immunisation with examples.

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Consists of...
Parts of the immune... Slideshow Parts of the human ... Whiteboard exercise Immune cells and th... Animation Cells of immune sys... Whiteboard exercise Humoral and cellula... Animation The structure of an... Slideshow The features of hum... Whiteboard exercise The structure of an... Whiteboard exercise MHC proteins Animation MHC proteins and or... Illustration Junction between an... Whiteboard exercise Somatic recombinati... Slideshow Stages of somatic r... Whiteboard exercise Genes that code for... Whiteboard exercise Junctional diversity Illustration Primary and seconda... Slideshow Active and passive ... Slideshow Primary and seconda... Whiteboard exercise Passive and active ... Whiteboard exercise

Relevant to...

Secondary School

Upper Secondary (Grades 10-12)

Biology

Human health

73. Human immunity

YDP SA

Keywords

protein, human, glycoprotein, phagocytosis, antigen, B cell, T cell, central lymphatic organ, free radical pathogen, peripheral lymphatic organ, somatic recombination, specificity, immunity, Tc lymphocytes, cytotoxic T, prion, Human immunity

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