Animal Immunity Flashcards

(14 cards)

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2 lines of immune defense in animals

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  1. First line of Defense: the skin
  2. Second line of defense: primary and secondary response
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Primary Response

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Destroys germs via inflammation and fevers

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Secondary Response

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Immune system is activated for the destruction of germs and a memory of the response.

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4
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How B Lymphocytes work

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  1. process information from antigen
  2. replicates itself
  3. stimulated to produce antibodies
  4. antibodies destroy or neutralize germs by combining with antigen
  5. some B Lymphocytes stay in glands as memory cells
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5
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How antibodies work

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  • make germs clump together
  • labels germs for phagocytosis
  • cause cells to burst
  • neutralise bacterial toxins via antitoxins
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What T Lymphocytes are made up of

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  1. CD4 cells
  2. Killer T cells
  3. Suppressor Cells
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7
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What CD4 cells do

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  • help other cells
  • strengthens immune response
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8
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What Killer T cells do

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destroy infected cells via perforin

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9
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What Suppressor cells do

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stop the response once it is over

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10
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Role of phagocytes

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Engulf germs via phagocytosis

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the process of Phagocytosis

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  1. phagocytes move around the body looking for germs
  2. squeeze through gaps in capillary walls and reach any part of the body
  3. engulfs germ in a phagosome
  4. hydrolytic enzymes digest and destroy germ
  5. the organic molecules left behind are absorbed into cytoplasm
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12
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antitoxin

definition

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antibody released by a B Lymphocyte that neutralises a bacterial toxin or virus.

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antibody

definition

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a protein made by B lymphocytes that destroy or neutralises a germ

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14
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antigen

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a protein or large polysaccharide molecule in the coating of a virus or bacterium

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