2. For each statement below, write the most appropriate letter (I, A, B or N) re

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2. For each statement below, write the most appropriate letter (I, A, B or N) regarding the innate and adaptive branches of the immune system. (12 pts) -statement applies primarily to Innate Immunity A = statement applies primarily to Adaptive Immunity B = statement applies to both innate immunity and adaptive immunity N statement applies to neither innate immunity nor adaptive immunity Immunes responses by memory cells Acute inflammatory responses Response is mediated by leukocytes Spleen is a site of activation of this type of immunity Bacterial infections are defended against by this type of immunity Mannose Binding Lectin is part of this type of immunity Responses are enhanced by immunodeficiency Has a delayed response to infection, requiring several days During fetal development this type of immunity appears first Antigen presentation is generally necessary to active this type of immunity Pattern Recognition Receptors are key components of this type of immunity Major Histocompatibility Complex I (MHC 1) participates in this type of immunity

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- Immune response by memory cell- A

- Acute inflammatory process- I

- Response is mediated by leukocytes- B

- Spleen is site of activation of this type of immunity- A

- Bacterial infection are defended by this type of immunity- B

- mannose binding lactin is part of this immunity- I

- response are enhanced by immunodeficiency-N

- Has delayed response to infection, requiring several days- A

- During fetal development this type of immunity appears first- A

- Antigen presentation is generally necessary to active this type of immunity- A

- Pattern Recognition Receptors are key components of this type of immunity- I

- Major Histocompatibility Complex participate in this type of immunity- A

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