Reproduction, Immunity, and Health
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Active ImmunityProtection that develops when the body's own immune system produces antibodies and memory cells. | |
Adaptive ImmunityThe body's specific defence system that develops after exposure to pathogens. | |
AntibodyA protein produced by B cells that binds specifically to a pathogen. | |
B
BlastocystA hollow ball of cells that forms before implantation. | |
C
Chronic DiseaseA long-lasting disease that usually develops over time rather than being caused by an infection. | |
D
DiseaseA condition that disrupts the normal functioning of the body. | |
E
EmbryoThe early stage of development after implantation. | |
F
FertilizationThe fusion of a sperm and an egg to form a zygote. | |
FetusThe developing human from about week 9 until birth. | |
G
GameteA reproductive (sex) cell such as a sperm or egg. | |