| Basophils | | Binds the Fc portion of antibody molecules, chiefly IgG |
| Macrophages | | Common name for neutrophil polymorphonuclear leucocytes |
| Lymphocytes | | Within certain organs they have special names (in liver they are known as Kupfer cells, in brain as microglia, in kidney as mesangial cells, and in bone as osteoclasts) |
| Bcells | | These types of lymphocytes undergo a process of maturation in the thymus gland and responds to antigens |
| Monocytes | | Oftentimes monocytes are referred to as tissue _________ |
| Chemotaxis | | The coating of the organisms by molecules that speed up phagocytosis |
| Eosinophils | | They attach via C3b receptors and also release various substances from their eosinophilic granules. These contents are capable of damaging the parasite membrane |
| TCells | | Major Basic Protein (abbr.) |
| BoneMarrow | | System that responds to attacks from outside the body |
| Neutrophils | | There are two broad sub-groups of this type of cell, TCells and BCells |
| Opsonization | | This is the movement of cells up a gradient of chemotactic factors |
| Red | | These types of lymphocytes give rise to plasma cells which secrete immunoglobulins (antibodies) |
| MBP | | ___ blood cells help carry oxygen in the bloodstream |
| FcReceptor | | Lymphocytes, macrophages, and dendritic cells are derived from here |
| Immune | | Process that involves ingestion and digestion of the following: microorganisms, insoluble particles, damaged or dead host cells, cell debris, and activated clotting factors |
| Phagocytosis | | Non-phagocytic cells which, when activated, release numerous compounds from the basophilic granules within their cytoplasm. They play a major role in allergic responses |