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4
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An organism that can cause disease.
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5
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A pathogen which reproduces using the host cell's metabolic pathways and which are not affected by ..........
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6
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Large, irregularly-shaped leukocytes that destroy bacteria, viruses, and dust particles.
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8
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A protein molecule that can bind specifically to an antigen.
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A large molecule on the outer surface of a cell which has infected the body.
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2
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Another name for white blood cells.
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3
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A cell which originates in the bone marrow and matures in the thymus.
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4
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The process by which phagocytic leucocytes ingest pathogens in the blood and in body tissues.
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7
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A virus that selectively infects Lymphocytes.
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8
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The final stage of ...
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9
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A cell which makes antibodies.
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