How does the immune system work?
ANSWER:
There are three major types of cells in the immune system that form a network of interacting parts: cell-mediated immunity (consisting of cells originating in the thymus gland, or T-lymphocytes); immunity based on the release of antibodies in the blood, such as those acquired from immunization or manufactured in bone marrow (B- lymphocytes); and nonspecific immunity (monocytes and polymorphonuclear neutrophil leukocytes).
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a) usually running. b) constantly hiding. c) notably invisible. d) traditionally dormant.
______ argued that racial inequality was in part due to the fact that African Americans could easily be distinguished visually.
A. Max Weber B. Émile Durkheim C. W. E. B. Du Bois D. Karl Marx
Organized crime is more prevalent among ______.
A. Whites B. elites C. marginalized ethnic groups D. young people