chapter 2 Flashcards

(31 cards)

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what are the primary innate immune defenses

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physicals barriers, chemical barriers and phagocytes and other innate immune cells

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2
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___ ___ between epithelial cells prevent entry by microbes

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tight junctions

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3
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cells that line the digestive tract and airways also form a ____

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barrier

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4
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what are chemical barriers

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acid pH, antimicrobial proteins, antimicrobial peptides, and complement system

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5
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antimicrobial peptides: ____ disrupt bacterial and viral membranes

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defensins

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6
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antimicrobial proteins: ____ digests bacterial cell wall

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lysosome

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7
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____ and ____ are recruited to the site of infection (phagocytes)

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macrophages and neutrophils

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8
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____ have cell surface receptors that recognize either an opsonin or molecular pattern on pathogen surface

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phagocytes

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9
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phagosome fusion with lysosome produces ______

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phagolysosome

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10
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innate immune cells recognize potential pathogens with receptors that recognize

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pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMPs)

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11
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types of innate immune cell receptors (5)

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toll-like
lectin
scavenger
cytosolic innate
opsonin

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12
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toll like receptors of the innate response have receptors for

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gram - and + bacteria + viruses

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13
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lectin receptors of the innate response have receptors for

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carbohydrates common to pathogen cell surfaces

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14
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lectin binding activates ____

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phagocytosis

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15
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scavenger receptors bind ____ charged lignads

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negatively

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16
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recognizes intracellular cytosolic PAMPs such as viral nucleic acids and bacterial signaling molecules

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cytosolic innate receptors

17
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cytosolic innate receptors activate cell responses that inhibit growth of intracellular pathogens and recruit ____ to destroy infected host cells

18
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___ receptors bind immunoglobulins bound to microbial cell surfaces

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secreted proteins that have signaling roles in the immune response

20
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inflammatory cytokines include ___ and ____

21
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a type of cytokine that act as a chemoattractants for immune cells to come to site of infection

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TLRs (toll like) are transmembrane proteins have pathogen recognition domain consists of _____ ____ repeat motif

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TLRs that recognize nucleic acids activate transcription factors IRF3 and IRF7 via a signaling pathway that involves ___ and ____

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TRIF and TRAM

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TLRs that bind extracellular bacterial PAMPs activate NFkB which causes ____ to bind to the TIR domain

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MyD88 brings the protein kinase _____
IRAK4
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two types of opsonin receptors
complement and Fc
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what process is facilitated by opsonin receptors
phagocytosis
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TLR ---> NFkB ----> induces production of ____ ____
inflammatory cytokines
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which cytokines produced by macrophages by increases vascular permeability and induces fever
IL-1B and TNF-a
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which cytokines produced by macrophages induces release of acute-phase proteins and induce fever
IL-6 (viral)
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