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Match the immune system cell to its function. - Macrophage - Neutrophil - Natural Killer Cell - B Cell - Dendritic Cell - Helper T Cell - Memory T Cell - Cytotoxic T Cell A. Member of the innate immune crew that bites off small bits of pathogens and presents them to adaptive immune cell responders to initiate a response. B. Targets and destroys infected or cancer cells after receiving advance activation from antigen presenting cells. C. Produces and displays antibodies. Can become one of the two types of memory cells. D. Eats (phagocytizes) pathogens and shows off what they ate (antigens) to other immune responders. E. Member of the adaptive immune crew. They meet with presenters from the innate system and then activate and signal adaptive responders. F. Without prior activation, is able to recognize, target, and destroy infected cells or cancer cells. G. Retain pieces of past pathogens and respond quickly to specific antigens if reinfected. H. Consumes pathogens then goes through cell death (apoptosis).

          Match the immune system cell to its function. 
- Macrophage 
- Neutrophil
- Natural Killer Cell 
- B Cell
- Dendritic Cell
- Helper T Cell 
- Memory T Cell 
- Cytotoxic T Cell 
A. Member of the innate immune crew that bites off small
bits of pathogens and presents them to adaptive immune cell
responders to initiate a response. 
B. Targets and destroys infected or cancer cells after
receiving advance activation from antigen presenting
cells. 
C. Produces and displays antibodies. Can become one of the two
types of memory cells. 
D. Eats (phagocytizes) pathogens and shows off what they ate
(antigens) to other immune responders. 
E. Member of the adaptive immune crew. They meet with presenters
from the innate system and then activate and signal adaptive
responders. 
F. Without prior activation, is able to recognize, target, and
destroy infected cells or cancer cells. 
G. Retain pieces of past pathogens and respond quickly to
specific antigens if reinfected. 
H. Consumes pathogens then goes through cell death
(apoptosis).

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Match the immune system cell to its function. - Macrophage - Neutrophil - Natural Killer Cell - B Cell - Dendritic Cell - Helper T Cell - Memory T Cell - Cytotoxic T Cell A. Member of the innate immune crew that bites off small bits of pathogens and presents them to adaptive immune cell responders to initiate a response. B. Targets and destroys infected or cancer cells after receiving advance activation from antigen presenting cells. C. Produces and displays antibodies. Can become one of the two types of memory cells. D. Eats (phagocytizes) pathogens and shows off what they ate (antigens) to other immune responders. E. Member of the adaptive immune crew. They meet with presenters from the innate system and then activate and signal adaptive responders. F. Without prior activation, is able to recognize, target, and destroy infected cells or cancer cells. G. Retain pieces of past pathogens and respond quickly to specific antigens if reinfected. H. Consumes pathogens then goes through cell death (apoptosis).

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0:00 Hi.

00:01 So the correct answer is first is the macrophage.

00:05 Macrophage.

00:07 So the correct option is option d, which is eat pathogen, eat pathogenize or the pathogens or the pathogenes.

00:19 And it show off, it will show off what they eat, what they eat.

00:28 Antigenes to the other immunosponders, to the other immunosponders.

00:36 Now secondly is the neutrophil, neutrophil.

00:42 Here the correct option is option h, which is it consume, it consume pathogenes, it consume the pathogenes, then goes through the, it will go through the cell, death, it will go through the cell death.

01:02 The third one is the natural killer cell, natural killer cell.

01:09 So, the correct option is option f in which without the prior activation, without the prior activation, prior activation, is able to, which is able to recognize, which is able to recognize the target.

01:29 Recognize the target and destroy the infected and it will destroy the infected cells or the cancer cell or the cancer cells here the fourth one is the b cell b cell so the correct option is option c which is produces and display it produces and it display antibodies it display the antibodies and it become one of the and it become one of the two types of memory cell two types of memory cell coming up to the fifth one which is the dendritic cell here the dendritic cell here the dendritic cell so the correct option is option a which is that a member of the innate immune system member of the innate immune innate immune crew that that bites of smell bits that that whites of this smell bits of pathogens smell bits of pathogens and present them to adaptive and it will present them to a adaptive immune cell, immune cell, cell responder, to initiate a response.

03:09 To initiate a response.

03:12 Now, coming up to this sixth one, which is the helper t cell, helper t cell...

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