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igor_vitrenko [27]
3 years ago
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Mrs. Jones, who has been caring for her terminally ill mother for a year now, has continued to work at a demanding job, as well

as parent three active teenagers. These long-term stressors should _____ the number of NK cells, thereby _____ immune system functioning.
Biology
1 answer:
Sever21 [200]3 years ago
7 0

Mrs. Jones, who has been caring for her terminally ill mother for a year now, has continued to work at a demanding job, as well as parent three active teenagers. These long-term stressors should <u>decrease</u> the number of NK cells, thereby<u> </u><u>impairing</u> immune system functioning.

<u>Explanation:</u>

In this adaptive cycle, the two major structures at work are the nervous system particularly the brain and the immune system.Prolonged stressful environments reduce cytotoxic potential at NK. There is a component P, which facilitates the improvement in macro-phage cytokine formation under stressful circumstances.

Acute stress improves activation of T cells by means of a beta 2–adrenergically mediated cycle that is blunted throughout chronic stress. Psychological stress affects the ability of the immune system to generate antibodies in reaction to a vaccine and thus renders the organism more susceptible to infection.

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