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by Audrey Miller
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is Involved in allergic reactions and parasitic infections .

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cells make specific antibodies for specific invaders . A process called humoral immunity .

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cells help regulate immune responses . This is called cell - mediated immunity .

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Type I Reaction is characterized by vasodilation , increased capillary permeability , smooth muscle contraction caused by IgE antibodies .

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Type II reaction is when your body system identifies a normal part of the body as foreign and activates the complement cascade .

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Type III complex reaction is marked by acute inflammation resulting from antigen - antibody complexes getting stuck in tissues such as joints , kidneys , or lungs .

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Type IV or Cellular reaction occurs one to three days after the exposure to an antigen .

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is an IgE - mediated type I allergic skin reaction revealing red or pink itchy raised wheals .

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is swelling under the skin or mucosa , usually without itching .

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