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Viruses Cont.
• Take over cells, make copies of themselves, and kill the cell
Examples: Flu, HIV, chickenpox
Bacteria
• Smaller than our cells• Many are good• Many cause disease• Like a Fruit (orange or
banana)– Have a hard peel/cell
wall
Heart of Immune System
• Macrophages break up bad guys into little pieces and display to the Helper T-Cell.
• Helper T-Cells direct the immune system traffic using chemical messages.
• Helper T-Cells are the Heart of the immune system
Cells that Rely on Helper T-cells
• B-cells: produce proteins called Antibodies
• Antibodies: missiles that target foreign material
Killers
Killer T-cells
Killer T-cells get signals from Helper T-cells to find germs labeled with Antibodies. Killer T-cells will “Stab” the target cell so it breaks, killing the germs.
How does it all work together?
• Suppose you are a nose cell that catches a flu virus?
• What immune system willcombat this?
• The Killer T-cell, but only after the Helper T-cell told it to come there.
How does it work?
• Suppose a pneumonia bacteria came into our lungs!
• A Macrophage would be waiting to eat it and show pieces to _____________?
• Then, the B cells come in with ___________ to help destroy it.
The Helper T Cell
Antibodies
What happens with HIV?
• HIV is a virus that attacks the immune system.
• HIV attacks Helper T cells which can cause Killer T-cells to attack Helper T-cells infected with HIV.
• This leads to Immune system CIVIL WAR
HIV continued
• Since your Immune system is at WAR with itself, Bacteria and Viruses can sneak in and make themselves cozy.
• Viruses can take over your body and the immune system is powerless because of the HIV
Research
• Many doctors, educators, and professors have been trying to come up with at cure to stop the threat.
• Your Job: To create a concept map illustrating the immune system. On the back, create a poster showing what HIV does to your immune system.