The Story of How Our Body Cells Are At Constant War To Help Us Keep Living
By
Editorial Staff in
Health and Fitness
On 12th April 2014
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#1: Malaria attacks red blood cells. One of them errupted letting parasites in
#2: Macrophag absorbs drops of oil
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#3: Lymphocyte attacked by HIV virus (blue)
#4: Simple cut up close. Your skin reacts really fast to renovate damaged tissue.
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#5: Macrophag (red) attacks E.Coli (green)
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#6: Bacteria (green) captured by a macrophag
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#7: Macrophag reaches out to capture a single bacteria
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#8: Azbestos is being absorbed by a cell. After fighting it off, cell will probably die.
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#9: Cancer cell attacked by lymphocytes.
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#10: Cancer cell that lost it's cytoplasm.
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#11: Allergies are caused by immune system 'overreaction'. Here we can see antibodies covering a healthy cell.
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#12: Bone ruined by rheumatoid arthritis, the most common illness of the immune system.
#13: Flu virus constantly changes it's DNA to stay immune against drugs. Here, the infected cell erupts cutting loose new flu viruses (blue).
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#14: White blood cell chases a bacteria.
