Defenses

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Defenses.ppt
Case 2Chronic Granulomatous Disease

Case 3Leukocyte Adhesion Deficiency

Sponge Defenses

How does a sponge defend itself?. Sponge Defenses. Chemical Defense.

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Body Defenses

Non-Specific Body Defenses. Surface Membrane BarriersCells and ChemicalsInflammatory ResponseOther Non-Specific Defenses. Surface Membrane Barriers. PhysicalFirst line of defense The purpose is to protect the body by preventing entry and spread of microorganismsPathogens? any harmful or dise

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Host Defenses

Host Defenses. Anne Nicholson-Weller. Innate (Natural, Non-Specific) Immunity VS Adaptive Immunity. Why is the distinction between Innate Immunity and Adaptive Immunity relevant for Clinical Medicine?. Vaccines Inflammation Autoimmunity. Innate vs Adaptive Immunity. Innate Adaptive.

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Defenses

Defenses. Chapter 11 Street Law Text pp. 126-132. Beyond a Reasonable Doubt… There must be a conviction by the state [prosecutor] proving that a person is guilty of a crime. You are “innocent until PROVEN guilty”. Of course we also know you can PLEAD guilty or no-contest.

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Defenses

Defenses. Who’s Job? . Prosecution has burden of proof to show defendant is guilty Defendant has the right to present a defense, but is not forced to . No Crime/Alibi. Alibi: evidence D was somewhere else when crime was committed DNA: recently used to exonerate wrongful convictions

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Malware: Defenses

Malware: Defenses. Kinds of malware. Viruses Macro Viruses Memory-resident viruses File infector viruses Boot Viruses Trojan Horses Hoaxes Worms. Some avoidance tips. Install an anti-virus program and keep it up to date McAfee or AVG from http://free.grisoft.com/

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Body Defenses

Body Defenses. Chapter 15 Page 279. Agglutinins Antibodies Antigens Antitoxins Erythrocytes Exotoxin Escheriachia coli hemolysin. Incubation period Inflammation Leukocytes Lyse Lysosome Opsonins Phagocytosis Precipitins. Vocabulary. Three main defenses.

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Defenses

Defenses. Big Questions. Why are defenses against pathogens necessary? How do different multicellular organisms defend themselves against infections. Why an immune system?. Attack from outside lots of organisms want you for lunch! Living systems are a tasty nutrient- & vitamin-packed meal

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Defenses

Defenses. Obj : Understand the role of defenses in criminal law. Defenses. To be found guilty of a crime the prosecution must prove Beyond a Reasonable Doubt that the defendant committed the crime. Prosecutor must prove all elements of the crime and the state of mind.

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Self Defenses

Self Defenses. By Dominic . Intro. Do you know the Self defenses for animals and plants? If you don’t, then you are in for a treat because I am the most informed scientist in the world about animal defenses and plant defenses and plant defenses. The Thorns Of A Rose.

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Senior Defenses

Senior Defenses. Hannah Kim. Introduction. Hannah Kim AP Environment Science AP Calculus AB 1 st semester: Ildefonso, Health 2 nd semester: Cramer, Graphic Design. Senior Project Explanation. My research question was “How can you develop healthy eating habit?”.

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defenses

defenses. Chapter 11. Conviction. In a criminal case, prosecutor must establish beyond a reasonable doubt that defendant committed the act with intent. Defendant not required to present a defense Defendant can force the government to prove its case Only a number of defenses are available.

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Legal Defenses

Legal Defenses. Accident Mistake and Ignorance. The Defendant committed the harmful act by mistake. Either by ignorance of the Law or by harm by one’s action Generally, ignorance of the law is not a defense. Duress. Person is forced to criminal act Fears for himself or Loved One

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Defenses

Defenses. Those who are accused are not required to present a defense. They can simply force the government to prove its case. DNA Evidence. A “fairly” recent scientific development that can help prove a defendant is guilty. No Crime.

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Criminal Defenses

Criminal Defenses. How do I get out of this?. The Presumption of Innocence. The Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution guarantees that all citizens have the right to be innocent until proven guilty This means that the state (prosecutor) has the burden of proof in a criminal court.

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Remedial Defenses

Remedial Defenses. When law and equity courts were separate, certain defenses arose in equity courts.

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Defenses

Defenses. Alibi Self-Defense Legal Duty Excusable Conduct Mental Disorder Intoxication Automatism Consent Entrapment Mistake of Fact Double Jeopardy. 1- Prove the accused is not guilty 2- Convict of a lesser offense. Alibi The best possible defense.

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Defenses

Defenses. Charles L. Feer, JD, MPA Bakersfield College Criminal Justice. Defenses. Insanity Statute of Limitations Self Defense (Use of Force) Entrapment Immunity Against Self Incrimination Diplomatic Immunity. Self Defense. Force must be in proportion to the threat.

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Defenses

Defenses. Intro IP – Prof Merges 4.2.09. Agenda. Genericide Functionality Abandonment Parody/Nominative Use.

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Software Defenses

Software Defenses. (based on Ch. 10 and 11 of Stallings and Brown). Last time: Buffer Overflows. a very common attack mechanism first widely used by the Morris Worm in 1988 still of major concern legacy of buggy code in widely deployed operating systems and applications

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Criminal Defenses

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Innate Defenses

Innate Defenses. External defense skin, etc. pH=3-5. Mucus Membranes. Internal Defense: Phagocytosis. Phagocytic cells. Migrate OUT of the blood when the sense differences in concentration of certain chemicals  engulf bacteria, dead cells, etc…. Natural Killer Cells.

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