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ADAPTIVE INMUNE SYSTEM Flashcards

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Cellular inmunity refers to Inmunity mediated by

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T-CELLS

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Humoral inmunity refers to Inmunity mediated by

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B-CELLS

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Functions of Adaptive Inmune System

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  1. Identification of SPECIFIC antigen and its destruction
  2. Inmune Memory for SPECIFIC antigen
  3. Clonal Expantion
  4. Lymphocyte repertorie
  5. Prevention of self-injury (Non-reactivity)
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4
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Clonal expantion stands for

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A high number of Lymphocytes for a unique specific antigen

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5
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Lymphocyte Repertoire refers to

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The sum of T-Cell and B-Cells RECEPTORS

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6
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Lympochytes with T-Cell Receptors are known as

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T-Cells

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7
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T-Cell is in charge of _____________________ and are activated by ________

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Cell mediated Inmunity / Via APCs

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8
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Where do T-Cells are born and where do they mature?

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Born: Bone Marrow
Mature: Thymus

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9
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Final location of T-Cells

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Spleen and Lymph Nodes

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10
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T-Cells can only identify Protein antigens located in ______

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MHC Molecules

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11
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What is TCD4 cell?

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T-Helper Cell

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12
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TCD4 cells bind to ________

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MHC II

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13
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Activated TCD4 cells activates ___________

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B-Cells and Cytotoxic T-Cells

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14
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What is a TCD8 cell?

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T-Cytotoxic Cell

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15
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TCD8 cells bind to __________

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MHC I

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16
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Activated TCD8 cells function

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Kill infected cells by production of Granzymes and Perforins

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17
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What is a Regulatory T-Cell?

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T-cell in charge of the down regulation of inumne response

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18
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What does a T-Cell receptor need for ACTIVATION

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FIRST SIGNAL:
Binding of Antigen on APCs (TCR to MHC)

SECOND SIGNAL (Costimulatory signal)
Binding of CD28 (T-cell) and B7 (APCs)

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19
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The B7 receptor in APCs is also known as

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CD 80/86

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20
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B-cells are characterized for containing ____________ on its surface

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Antibodies

21
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B-cells are in charge of

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Humoral-mediated inmunity

22
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How long do activation of B-Cell receptors take?

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2-7 days

23
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B-cells are produced in _________

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Bone Marrow

24
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B-Cells final destination once mature

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Spleen and Lymphoid nodules

25
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B-Cells only secrete Antibodies in response of

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SPECIFIC ANTIGEN

26
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B-cells that does not secrete antibodies are known as

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Naive B-Cells

27
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How is B-Cell receptor known?

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ANTIBODY or INMUNOGLOBULIN

28
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How does B-Cell activation occur?

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1) B-Cells find a specific antigen and bind to it and charge it in its MHC II molecule
2) MHC II on B-Cells bind to TCR on TCD4 (FIRST SIGNAL)
3) CD40 on B-Cells bind to CD40L on TCD4 (SECOND SIGNAL)

29
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Activated B-Cells functions:

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  1. Production and secretion of Antibodies
  2. Classtype Switching
  3. Maduration for affinity
30
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What is an Antibody?

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Receptors on B-Cells (also called Inmunoglobulins) that identify and neutralize pathogens.

31
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Antibody structure

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Made of a Light Chain (L) and a Heavy Chain (H)

32
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Regions in the Antibody

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1) Constant Region (Fc): Determines TYPE OF ANTIBODY and BIND TO COMPLEMENT

2)Antigen-finding region (Fab): Unique and BIND TO ANTIGEN

33
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Which region of Inmunoglobulins bind to complement?

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Constant region (Fc)

34
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Which region of Inmunoglobulins bind to antigen?

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Antigen-Finding region (Fab)

35
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What kind of antibodies there are?

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Monomers: IgD, IgE, IgG
Dimers: IgA
Pentamers: IgM

36
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Most abundant Inmunoglobulin in blood

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IgG

37
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IgG is produced by _________

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Activated B-Cells

38
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Function of IgG

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  • Fixes complement (Classical pathway)
  • Opsonizes bacteria
  • Neutralizes toxins and viruses.
39
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Which Inmunoglobulin can cross the placenta?

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IgG

40
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IgA is primarily found in

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MUCOSAL SURFACES and SECRETIONS to prevent colonization

41
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Which Inmunoglobulin does not fix to complement

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IgA

42
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Where are IgM found?

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Surface of B-Cells

43
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Which is the first Antibody produced by inmature B-Cells?

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IgM

44
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Why in T-Cell affecting diseases there is only IgM?

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Because lack of T-Cells mean no B-Cell activation = No class switching = Only IgM

45
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Fc Region of IgE binds to

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Mast cells and Basophiles

46
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Exposure of IgE to Antigen produce

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CROSS-LINKING and Release of inflammatory mediators

47
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IgE is associated with ______ Hypersensitivity and is the defense mechanism against ___________

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Type I / Parasytic infection

48
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What is V(D)J Recombination?

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Process that generates diversity of T-Cell and B-Cell Receptors

49
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V(D)J Recombination needs:

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  • RAG 1
  • RAG 2
  • TdT

USMLE INMUNOLOGY (11 decks)

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