Immunity How does our immune system protect us from disease? Why? One way in which organisms maintain homeostasis is by detecting foreign cells and particles like pathogens and cancer cells. Once the pathogen is detected - Connective tissue cells - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Immunity How does our immune system protect us from disease? Why? One way in which organisms maintain homeostasis is by detecting foreign cells and particles like pathogens and cancer cells. Once the pathogen is detected Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-12-12 08:44:23 Open Document File Size: 803,27 KB Share Result on Facebook IndustryTerm immune response systems / chemical signal / chemicals / / MedicalCondition polio / viral disease / viral diseases / cancer / diseases / HIV / disease / common cold / smallpox / AIDS / measles / cowpox / anaphylaxis / dreaded human disease / bee sting allergy / / MedicalTreatment vaccinations / vaccination / / Person Edward Jenner / / Technology antibodies / / SocialTag Immunology Lymphocytes T cells Connective tissue cells B cell T helper cell Humoral immunity Adaptive immune system Antigen Anatomy

Immunity How does our immune system protect us from disease? Why? One way in which organisms maintain homeostasis is by detecting foreign cells and particles like pathogens and cancer cells. Once the pathogen is detectedAdd to Reading List