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Animal 7 Flashcards

1
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immunity to things very generally; fast response

A

innate immunity

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2
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who have adaptive immuniity

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vertebrates

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3
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slower responses, more specific immunity built up from experience

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adaptive immunity

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4
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1st, 2nd, and 3rd defense lines

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1- skin barriers
2- innate immunity
3- adaptive immunity (pathogen specific)

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5
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saliva, mucous and tears have a __ pH

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acidic, not conducive to growth of microbes

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6
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____ cells recognize characteristics of a SET of pathogens

A

phagocytic

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7
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phagocytic cells travel in these places:

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blood, skin and mucous, in lymph system

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8
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the lymphatic system consists of ____

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vessel

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9
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lymphatic vessels take up liquid that ha leaked from ____

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capillaires

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10
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______ cells recognize proteins of views-infected or cancerous cells (broad)

A

natural killer

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11
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natural killer cells recognize changes in ____ proteins

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surface

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12
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secreted by virus-infected cells and trigger surrounding cells to produce chemicals that inhibit viral reproduction

A

interferons

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13
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plasma proteins activated by substances on the SURFACE of many microbe

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complement proteins

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14
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cytokines increased _______ to ___ are

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blood flow to affected area

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15
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Local inflammation is caused by _____

- triggers vasodialation allowing more blood and white blood cells to area and into interstitial fluid

A

histamines

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16
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if infection is quite serious, a _____ inflammatory response is initiated where a higher body temperature is set (fever)

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systemic

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17
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in a systemic responses, this happens

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more white blood cells are produced and released from the bone marrow

18
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B and T cells are what type of immunity

A

adaptive immunity

19
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antigen receptors are produced by ______

A

B or T cells

20
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typically large foreign molecules found on the surface f specific pathogens or secreted by those pathogens

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antigens

21
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antigens contain multiple _______

A

epitopes

22
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a small, accessible portion of an antigen that binds to a receptor

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an epitope

23
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host animal has ____ different antigen receptors that recognize one of the epitopes

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24
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B and T cells are both ____ cells

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white blood cells

25
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B cells mature in the ______

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bone marrow

26
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T cells mature in the ______ thymus

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each B and T cell produces ____ type (s) of an antigen receptor

27
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___ -cells have a Y shaped receptors

A

B-cell

28
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____ cells have a pair of parallel receptors

A

T-cells

29
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___ cells can bind to surface of pathogen or free antigens secreted by pathogens

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B-cell

30
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___ cell can only bind to fragments of antigen on the surface of a pathogen

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T-cell

31
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Effector and mempory cells are produced after the ____ of B or T cells

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proliferation

32
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Memory cells

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long-lived cells copied from original B or T cell that give rise to effector cells if some epitope is encountered again

33
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effector cells

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short-lived cells that can take immediate effect on the pathogen or antigen during that time

34
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effector form of B cells secrete ____

A

antibodies (old receptors) that are secreted into blood looking for same antigen as the antigen receptor protein on ancestral B cell

35
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antibody neutrilasation

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make it impossible for pathogen entry into other cells

36
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antibody increasing warning against pathogen to other host cells

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make infected cell more visible to phagocyte cells which increases destruction of pathogen

37
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Effector forms of T cells are ____ T cells and ____ T cells

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helper T cells

cytotoxic T cells

38
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function of helper T cells

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don`t destroy pathogens but activate B and cytotoxic T cells which increases the immune response

39
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function of cytotoxic T cells

A

help destroy infected cells by releasing perforin once attached to antigen, perforin makes holes in infected cell which then dies

40
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antibodies bind to antigen, complementary proteins bind to ____ which then ____ the antigen

A

LYSE; destroying

41
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why are older`s people immunity not as strong

A

memory cells smaller and weaker

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