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  • Oh it was amazing! I have to tell you all about it!
  • Hey Karen.
  • how was your field trip to the science centre??
  • Hey Drew!
  • It was amazing! We learned a lot about our bodies first line of defence, the immune system.
  • Okay, Drew let me give you an analogy. Think about a prisoner breaking out of prison.
  • I always hear about the immune system but I don't really know anything about it.
  • In my analogy, the prisoner is the pathogen. Both trying to break through something
  • A pathogen is something that is trying to enter your body and infect your cells.
  • So if pathogens are the prisoners trying to break out, what are the guards?
  • The guards would be the bodies macrophage. Their job is to locate foreign bodies and "eat them".
  • in my analogy, an antigen would be a police officer noticing a prisoner has escaped. Therefore beggining a response
  • An antigen is a foreign body that induces the immune system response
  • Skin is a waterproof barrier that blocks out pathogens. So in my analogy the skin would be like the jail cell, keeping a prisoner from escaping.
  • When it comes to the first line of defense, the skin plays a very large role.
  • Another first line of defense is mucous. They trap the pathogen from entering in your nose and in the blood stream
  • In a prison break, the mucous would be the alarm, trying to stop the prisoner from causing any harm
  • Just like when the guards catch the prisoner, they are able to prevent the prisoner from doing anymore harm
  • The final line of defense are Lysosomes(tears and saliva). They prevent any more damage from the pathogen
  • Killer T-cells kill any cell containing the pathogen, so they are like a SWAT team being called to capture the prisoner
  • The Helper T-Cells activate the killer T-cells and the B-cells.
  • While B-cells secrete antibiotics which are like the weapons vault giving weapons(antibiotics)
  • The memory B-cells job is to remember the certain pathogen and if that pathogen comes again they are able to stop is faster
  • Finally we have memory B-cells
  • So a memory B-cell would be like a wanted poster so everyone knows the certain prisoner and it would make capturing it more faster
  • Wow looks like that field trip taught you a thing or two!
  • Well come to think about it...Yeah I did learn alot!!
  • Well, that's just your immune systems first response. Well I got to go, have to teach the immune system to a classmate
  • Oh jeez, i think im starting to get the sniffles
  • Oh it was amazing! I have to tell you all about it!
  • Who knew my body fighting pathogens can make me feel so gross
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