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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: Cellular, Activated macrophages Role White blood cells that phagocytize and stimulate other immune cells to respond., APC's ???? Needed because T-cells can't recognize pathogens by themselves, Used for intracellular communication. Types of communication Pleiotrophy, Used for intracellular communication. Types of communication Synergy, Antagonism ???? A control mechanism in the body., cytokines ???? Small cell-stimulating protein molecules., Synergy ???? When it takes two different cytokines to induce class switching., Used for intracellular communication. Types of communication Redundancy, T lymphocytes ???? T-cells can be either T cytotoxic or T helper cells., T cytotoxic (Tc) ???? These are the ones capable of inducing cell death. They also kill cancer cells., T-cells can be either T cytotoxic or T helper cells. ???? T helper cells (Th), These do not kill, rather they maximize the immune sysytem. ???? They activate and direct other immune cells., Used for intracellular communication. Types of communication Antagonism, Cellular compnents may belong to several lineages and include APC's, Needed because T-cells can't recognize pathogens by themselves ???? APC's present antigens to T-cells, T helper cells (Th) ???? These do not kill, rather they maximize the immune sysytem., Cellular compnents may belong to several lineages and include T lymphocytes, Pleiotrophy ???? When cytokines affect other cells with the receptor for the cytokine. Affects more than one cell line., Cellular compnents may belong to several lineages and include Activated macrophages, T-cells can be either T cytotoxic or T helper cells. ???? T cytotoxic (Tc)