The Human Immune System The Bodys Defense

What does the name of the immune cell "macrophage" literally mean in Greek?

What percentage of human white blood cells are typically neutrophils?

Which part of the brain controls body temperature and triggers a fever during an infection?

Which enzyme found in human tears and saliva actively destroys bacterial cell walls?

How does a fever help the body fight off bacterial infections?

How many dead skin cells does a human typically shed every minute to help clear away microbes?

What is the highly acidic pH range of human stomach acid that dissolves most ingested bacteria?

What sticky material do dying neutrophils explode to cast as a trap for bacteria?

If you could boost one physical barrier, which would you pick?