Cell mediated and humoral immunity
Distinguish between the cell mediated and humoral immunity. Also write down their main functions.
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The Cell mediated immunity is a responsibility of a sub group of T4 cells termed as cytotoxic lymphocytes (CTLs). Cell mediated immunity is included in killing of cancer cells and prevent the completion of life-cycle of the pathogen and its development.
Humoral immunity includes the synthesis of the specific antibody molecules termed as immunoglobulin by the B type lymphocytes.
Main functions:
a) Agglutination of the particulate matter comprising viruses and bacteria.
b) Opsonisation or coating over the bacteria.
c) Neutralization of toxins discharged by the bacteria.
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