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1. | Poison |
2. | If you step on a contaminated object, you might get this! |
3. | While he did not understand why it worked, he was able to successfully vaccinate people against smallpox. |
5. | It is your first line of defense against disease. |
7. | This happens when your white blood cells attempt to fight off an invading pathogen. |
8. | Some damage body cells directly and some damage cells by producing a toxin. |
9. | It can distinguish between different types of pathogens and react to them with a defense specifically targeted for that pathogen. |
10. | The virus that causes AIDS. |
12. | One of these cannot reproduce unless they are inside of a living cell. |
14. | A sign that your body is fighting a pathogen. |
18. | This type of white blood cell can distinguish between different types of pathogens. |
19. | Can be spread by the bite of an infected animal. |
20. | He showed that killing microorganisms could prevent the spread of disease. |
23. | He began washing his hands and surgical instruments which greatly increased the survival rate of surgical patients. |
25. | A cancer-causing agent, possibly in our environment. |
26. | A dead or weakened form of a disease which "teaches" your body how to recognize it. |
30. | They produce proteins that help destroy pathogens. |
32. | It recognizes marker molecules called antigens. |