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The process by which some phagocytic cells of the immune sys…

The process by which some phagocytic cells of the immune system phagocytize foreign substances then integrate their antigens on their cell surface to be detected by cells of the adaptive immune system.  Word Bank  active immunization adaptive adjuvants agranulocytes antibody mediated response antigen presenting antigens antiserum apoptosis artificially acquired immunity attenuation autoantigens B lymphocytes cell mediated response chemokines combination complement contact cytokines differential count endogenous epitope exogenous fever granulocytes growth factors hybridoma inactivated inflammation innate interferons interleukins lacrimal apparatus lymphatic system lysozyme major histocompatibility complex (MHC) membrane attack complexes (MACs) mucous membrane naturally acquired NOD proteins nonphagocytic killing normal microbiota interferons passive immunotherapy pathogen associated molecular patterns (PAMPs) phagocytosis phagosome pyrogens recombinant sebum subunit T lymphocytes toll like receptors toxoid tumor necrosis factor vaccination vasodilation whole agent