Create a 3d pixar cartoon Pathogen enters the body and infects the cell

Create a 3d pixar cartoon Pathogen enters the body and infects the cell, generating an infection site. Macrophage leaves the bloodstream and migrates to the site of infection. Macrophage performs phagocytosis of the pathogen Macrophage migrates to the lymph node to present the antigen . The macrophage presents the antigen to the immature T lymphocyte and the immature B lymphocyte. . Immature T lymphocyte differentiates into helper T lymphocyte and cytotoxic T lymphocyte Immature B lymphocyte differentiates into mature B lymphocyte that is capable of producing antibodies Cytotoxic T lymphocyte Helper T lymphocyte and antibodies migrate through the bloodstream to the site of infection Antibodies bind to the pathogen, carrying out opsionization Helper T lymphocyte helps macrophage to carry out phagocytosis of already opsionized pathogens Cytotoxic T lymphocyte induces apoptosis of the infected cell(programmed cell death) From the moment there is no extracellular pathogen or infected cells, the infection ends. With the end of the infection, the helper T lymphocyte and cytotoxic lymphocyte undergo apoptosis. Macrophage returns to the bloodstream. Mature B lymphocyte forms immunological memory..