Immune System Concept Map Template

This concept map of the immune system illustrates When the body detects dangerous items known as antigens, the immune system attempts to identify and destroy them. When B cells are activated, antibodies (also known as immunoglobulins) are produced, which bind proteins to specific antigens. Antibodies are designed to remain in our bodies after they have been created if we have to fight the same virus again. Similarly, vaccinations protect against a wide range of diseases. Immunization is a process in which the body is exposed to an antigen without becoming ill. As shown in this immune system concept map template, it does, however, allow the body to produce antibodies that will protect the patient from future germ invasions.