Bio Exam 3 Flashcards

1
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Name the 3 types phagocytic cells of the innate immune system

A

Macrophages, Neutrophils, and Dendritic Cells

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2
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These phagocytic cells are the first cell line of defense and are found in connective tissue that underlie epithelial tissue throughout the body. (Big Eaters).

A

macrophages

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3
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These phagocytic cells travel to the nearest lymphatic organ to activate adaptive immunity by presenting antigen to the T cells.

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dendritic cells

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4
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These phagocytic cells only eat a few bacteria before they die but they are more numerous in the blood than any other WBC.They form Pus.

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neutrophils

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5
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This fluid is derived from tissue fluid and is carried in lymphatic vessels.

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lymph

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6
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Plasma proteins of innate immunity that can punch holes in bacteria, which kills them, when water rushes in and they explode are called

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complement

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7
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These proteins of innate immunity are released by virus-infected cells to warn your healthy cells that a virus is near.

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interferons

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8
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A process of programmed cell death as seen in plasma cells, helper T cells and cytotoxic T cells to control the cell number is called

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apoptosis

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9
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Adaptive immune cells that mature in the thymus are called

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T cells

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10
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Adaptive immune cells that are born and mature in the bone marrow.

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B cells

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11
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immune cells that form memory cells are

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B and T cells

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12
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these cells become antibody- producing factories

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plasma cells

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13
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These adaptive immune cells are the Generals in controlling the immune response.

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helper T cells

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14
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These adaptive immune cells can kill virus-infected cells with perforins and granzymes.

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cytotoxic T cells

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15
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These cells are infected by HIV-that is how we realized their importance.

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helper T cells

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16
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These immune need to have the antigen presented to them by dendritic cells before they can mount an immune response.

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CD4 and CD8 T cells

17
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Any microorganism that causes disease is called a

A

pathogen

18
Q

These cells are filled with vesicles that contain histamine and are responsible for allergic reactions when IgE antibodies bind to their receptors.

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mast cells

19
Q

CD4 T cells will bind to MHC II +Ag on Dendritic Cell

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major histocompatibility complex self proteins

20
Q

CD4 T cells will bind to MHC II +Ag on Dendritic Cell and will form ______________

A

T helper cells

21
Q

CD8 T cells will bind to MHC I +Ag on Dendritic Cell and will form

A

cytotoxic T cells

22
Q

Name the innate immune cells that have granules filled with histamine and are major players in inflammation, allergies, and asthma

A

Mast Cells

23
Q

Name the innate immune cells that kill virus infected and tumor cells with perforins and granzymes

A

Natural Killer Cells

24
Q

These innate immune cells are the most numerous of leukocytes (WBCs) and held as a reserve pool in the bone marrow.

A

Neutrophils

25
Q

This antibody is found in the body secretions such as breast milk, tears, saliva, gastric juice, and mucous

A

igA

26
Q

This antibody is the most predominant antibody in the blood and lymph.

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IgG

27
Q

This antibody is the first antibody made from a vaccine shot or an infection

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IgM

28
Q

This antibody is responsible for allergic reactions

A

IgE

29
Q

This antibody is made of 5 Ys joined together

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IgM

30
Q

This is the only antibody that can cross the placenta

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IgG

31
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what are 5 types of pathogens

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Viruses, Bacteria, Fungi, Parasitic protozoa, and parasite worms