1.3 Innate Immunity Lec 1 Flashcards

1
Q

what is the most numerous white blood cell type?

A

Neutrophils

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2
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Neutrophils stain light blue with?

A

Wright’s stain

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3
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opsonization means?

A

enhancement of phagocytosis

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4
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neutrophiles are or are not phagocytic?

A

they are a phagocytic white blood cell

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5
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how do neutrophiles enhance pahgocytosis?

A

through opsonization

*bind with certain antibody types to help capture antigen by phagocytosis

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6
Q

neutrophils will produce what in response to microbes?

A

abundant reactive oxygen molecules

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7
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The Process of PHAGOCYTOSIS-by neutrophilsor macrophagesinvolves:

A
  • attachment
  • pseudopodia formation and fusion
  • formation of phagosome
  • fusion of phagosome with lysosome
  • formation of the phagolysosome
  • content degradation and release or reuse
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8
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what does NET stand for?

A

neutrophil extracellular traps

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9
Q

NETs are composed of

A

decondensed chromatin and antimicrobial factors, including neutrophil elastase(NE) and myeloperoxidase (MPO)

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10
Q

NE and MPO are stored in?

A

azurophilic granules of neutrophils

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11
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What releases NETs? how? when?

A

neutrophils release NETs (extracellularly) 2–4 h after stimulation/ with microbes

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12
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phagocytosis vs. endocytosis

A

*Particles are phagocytized *Soluble molecules are endocytized

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13
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Both Pphagocytosis and endocytosis have?

A

1) membrane bound vesicles containing the capture foreign entity: endosome and phagosome
2) Digestive/killing enzymes in primary and secondary lysosomes

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14
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Lysosomes are the granules of? They are divided into?

A

Lysosomes are the granules of neutrophils and are divided into primary granules or secondary granules

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15
Q

Lyosome granules contain?

A
  • Lipases
  • Amylases
  • Proteases
  • Nucleases
  • Defensin
  • Nutrient binding molecules such as lactoferrin and Vitamin B
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16
Q

Lipases are?

A

enzymes that digest lipids

17
Q

Amylases are?

A

enzymes that digest carbohydrates

18
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Proteases

A

enzymes that digest proteins

19
Q

Nucleases

A

enzymes that digest nucleic acids

20
Q

Defensin

A

peptides that directly kill bacteria

21
Q

what are the two Nutrient binding molecules found in lysosome granules?

A

1) lactoferrin that binds free iron IN cytoplasm

2) Vitamin B binding protein

22
Q

Killing of microbes takes place at the membrane by the?

A

RESPIRATORYBURST for formation of reactive oxygen species

23
Q

what are the four enzymes for the respiratory burst reactions?

A

1) NADPH oxidase
2) superoxide dismutase
3) myeloperoxidase
4) Nitric Oxide Synthase