2- a t-cell, a factor in the immune system, under attack by HIV (blue). 
3- A b-cell. These cells produce antibodies that fight off specific infections. 
4- Malaria protozoa bursting out of red blood cells. 
5- Skin tissue and a blood clot. 
6- Known as phagocytosis or "cell-eating," a microphage extends its pseudopods to ensnare and devour e-coli cells. 
7- Bacteria trapped in a microphage membrane. 
8- Bacteria trapped inside of a microphage will be destroyed by powerful chemicals. 
9- A microphage reaches out for a bacteria. 
10- A microphage engulfs a particle of asbestos. The microphage will likely die from trying to envelope this indigestible material. 
11- T-cells attacking a cancerous cell. 
12- T-cells killing a cancerous cell by breaking down its membrane. 
13- The remains of a cancerous cell after it has been killed by t-cells. 
14- What an allergic reaction looks like. 
15- Autoimmune disease from the surgically removed femur of a woman. 
16- The common c 
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