Question:-Place these in the order in which they occur in the immune system.What order do these events relating to effector responses occur in?Activated B cells leave lymph nodes and move into bloodstreamActivated B and T cells exit the blood stream at the site of infectionActivated T cells leave lymph nodes and move into bloodstreamActivated Tcytotoxic cells look for and kill infected self cellsAntibodies bind directly to non-self microbesAntibodies help improve phagocytosis (‘opsonization’)Antibodies leak out of bloodstream at site of infectionAntibodies secreted in lymph node travel through bloodstreamMemory B and T cells patrol around the body looking to be activated by the same microbial substances that activated them in the first place.

Arrangement in chronological order.. 7 1 8 2 3 4

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Place these in the order in which they occur in the immune system.

What order do these events relating to effector responses occur in?

Activated B cells leave lymph nodes and move into bloodstream
Activated B and T cells exit the blood stream at the site of infection
Activated T cells leave lymph nodes and move into bloodstream
Activated T_cytotoxic cells look for and kill infected self cells
Antibodies bind directly to non-self microbes
Antibodies help improve phagocytosis (‘opsonization’)
Antibodies leak out of bloodstream at site of infection
Antibodies secreted in lymph node travel through bloodstream
Memory B and T cells patrol around the body looking to be activated by the same microbial substances that activated them in the first place.

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