The Immune Response
Biology · JC 2 · Infectious Diseases · 2.º Período

The Immune Response

Explore the mechanisms of innate and adaptive immunity in defending the human body against pathogens.

MOE Syllabus Outcomes9744 Extension Topic A(e)9744 Extension Topic A(f)

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Explore the mechanisms of innate and adaptive immunity in defending the human body against pathogens.

Key Questions

  1. What are the key components of the innate immune system?
  2. How do B cells and T cells mediate adaptive immunity?
  3. How is immunological memory established?

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