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rn-student: So, in the body, Natural Killer Cells circulate and destroy suspicious cells (e.g. cancer cells, viruses). However! The immune system, when activated, have T-cells and T-cells have a subdivision called cytotoxic t-cells which directly destroy antigens in the body. These little guys are paired up with CD-8’s!Thus, NKC’s are the FBI of the body and cytotoxic T-cells are the SWAT team’s sniper shooters. This is how I coped with pathophysiology last year… It helped quite a lot!  hahahah this is helping me with microbiology lol

rn-student:

So, in the body, Natural Killer Cells circulate and destroy suspicious cells (e.g. cancer cells, viruses). However! The immune system, when activated, have T-cells and T-cells have a subdivision called cytotoxic t-cells which directly destroy antigens in the body. These little guys are paired up with CD-8’s!
Thus, NKC’s are the FBI of the body and cytotoxic T-cells are the SWAT team’s sniper shooters.

This is how I coped with pathophysiology last year… It helped quite a lot! 

hahahah this is helping me with microbiology lol

  • 1 June 2012
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  1. rouereckoner reblogged this from rn-student and added:
    This would have helped immensely during my test on the blood/immune system. At least I can use it on the final.
  2. postcards-and-letters reblogged this from rn-student and added:
    I draw my macrophages to look like Pac-man…but this is much better.
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  5. classicchrys reblogged this from rn-student and added:
    hahahah this is helping me with microbiology lol
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