Match each phrase to the formed element it describes. Include memory cell lines Differentiate into cells that produce antibodies Differentiate into tissue mast cells Vasodilatory and anticoagulatory function Include B and T cell subpopulations Increase in number during bacterial infections Differentiate into dendritic cells and tissue macrophages Destroy cancerous and virally infected cells Involved with immune clearance Vitally important initiators of the inflammatory response Increase in number during parasitic infections Transportation of respiratory gases Erythrocyte (red blood cell) Lymphocyte Neutrophil Basophil Eosinophil Monocyte
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Match each description to the correct structure. macrophage B lymphocyte plasma cell antibody Memory cell helper T cell Cytotoxic T cell suppressor T cell monocyte 1. turns off innate and acquired immune response 2. has information about antigens have been experienced 3. facilitates both innate and acquired immune response 4. differentiates into plasma cell or memory cell 5. produces antibodies 6. present in blood; turns into macrophage once in tissues 7. kills infected body cells using cytotoxins 8. engulfs pathogens and dead cells 9. inactivates pathogen and causes agglutination
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