Non-specificimmunesystem Nonliving particlecontaining proteinand DNA/RNAthat can infect aliving cell Moleculethatstimulatesan immuneresponse Nonliving particlecontaining proteinand DNA/RNAthat can infect aliving cell White blood cellsthat produceantibodies andaid inimmunologicalmemory Diseasescaused whenan organism’sown immunesystem attacksits own cells. Clustersformed whenantigens andantibodiesbind together. A white blood cell type ofthe immune system fi lledwith granules of toxicchemicals that enable themto digest microorganisms.Basophils, neutrophils,eosinophils, and PMNs areexamples of granulocytes. Antigen-specificimmunesystemAdaptiveimmunedefensedepending onthe action ofantibodies White blood cellsspecialized toassist B cells(helper T) andothers directly killsinfected cells(killer T) Specialized Y-shapedprotein thattags antigensfor destruction Free!Adaptiveimmune defensein which foreigncells aredestroyed by Tcells“Cell suicide”. Thought tobe primarily a way thatthe body clears outimmune cells thatrespond to the body’sown proteins, apoptosisinvolves a completephysical destruction of acell, driven by enzymes. A disease-causingorganism,includingbacteria, Non-specificimmunesystem Nonliving particlecontaining proteinand DNA/RNAthat can infect aliving cell Moleculethatstimulatesan immuneresponse Nonliving particlecontaining proteinand DNA/RNAthat can infect aliving cell White blood cellsthat produceantibodies andaid inimmunologicalmemory Diseasescaused whenan organism’sown immunesystem attacksits own cells. Clustersformed whenantigens andantibodiesbind together. A white blood cell type ofthe immune system fi lledwith granules of toxicchemicals that enable themto digest microorganisms.Basophils, neutrophils,eosinophils, and PMNs areexamples of granulocytes. Antigen-specificimmunesystemAdaptiveimmunedefensedepending onthe action ofantibodies White blood cellsspecialized toassist B cells(helper T) andothers directly killsinfected cells(killer T) Specialized Y-shapedprotein thattags antigensfor destruction Free!Adaptiveimmune defensein which foreigncells aredestroyed by Tcells“Cell suicide”. Thought tobe primarily a way thatthe body clears outimmune cells thatrespond to the body’sown proteins, apoptosisinvolves a completephysical destruction of acell, driven by enzymes. A disease-causingorganism,includingbacteria, 

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(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Non-specific immune system
  2. Nonliving particle containing protein and DNA/RNA that can infect a living cell
  3. Molecule that stimulates an immune response
  4. Nonliving particle containing protein and DNA/RNA that can infect a living cell
  5. White blood cells that produce antibodies and aid in immunological memory
  6. Diseases caused when an organism’s own immune system attacks its own cells.
  7. Clusters formed when antigens and antibodies bind together.
  8. A white blood cell type of the immune system fi lled with granules of toxic chemicals that enable them to digest microorganisms. Basophils, neutrophils, eosinophils, and PMNs are examples of granulocytes.
  9. Antigen-specific immune system
  10. Adaptive immune defense depending on the action of antibodies
  11. White blood cells specialized to assist B cells (helper T) and others directly kills infected cells (killer T)
  12. Specialized Y-shaped protein that tags antigens for destruction
  13. Free!
  14. Adaptive immune defense in which foreign cells are destroyed by T cells
  15. “Cell suicide”. Thought to be primarily a way that the body clears out immune cells that respond to the body’s own proteins, apoptosis involves a complete physical destruction of a cell, driven by enzymes.
  16. A disease-causing organism, including bacteria,