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B3 - Infection & Response
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Biology Mind Map on B3 - Infection & Response, created by Mr D Richards on 11/01/2022.
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B3 - Infection & Response
Microbes
Bacteria
Gonorrheoa - an STD passed on by unprotected sex
Salmonella - food poisoning. Toxins in the bacteria make a person ill
Fungi
the largest microorganism
Some fungi spoil foods and can cause illness
fungi are a good source of protein and make wine, beer, bread and blue chees
Rose Black Spot
Ca
Virus
Tobacco mosaic Virus (TMV)
HIV
Attacks white blood cells, preventing the body from defending itself from other pathogens
Pathogen - causes disease
External Body Defenses
Tears
Dissolve microbes
Ear wax
Traps microbes
Mucus
traps and kill bacteria
stomach acid
Kills microbes we eat
Internal Body defences
White blood cells
Phagocytes
these engulf microbes and destroy them
Memory white blood cells
Produce antibodies to attach to microbes
the antibodies clump the microbes together
These remember how to make antibodies quickly if the same microbe infects
Medicine
Vaccination
Antibiotics
Antibiotic Resistance
Painkillers
Drug Testing
Cells and tissue
Animals
Healthy volunteers
Patients in a double blind test with a placebo
A placebo is a pill with does nothing
A double blind test is a test where neither the patient nor the doctor giving the pill knows which is the drug or the placebo
Monoclonal Antibodies
Pathogen injected into a mouse
Lymphocytes harvested
Joined with a tumour cell to make a hybridoma
Hybridoma reproduces rapidly and produces many antibodies
Antibodies are collected and given to treat disease
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