Chp 14- Immune Defenses

Question 1

Russian scientist who discovered phagocytes (specialized cells that destroy invaders) by using starfish larva

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I. Metchnikoff

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immune defense system you’re born with; involves barriers that are to keep pathogens from entering the body

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Innate Immune System (non specfic)

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develops throughout life as body is exposed to certain microbes/pathogens; immune response is specific to the pathogen exposed to it

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Adaptive Immune system

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immune system/ response that sometimes makes errors and attacks self cells; involves B Cells and T cells

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Adaptive Immune system

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Damaging reaction of the immune system against “self” antigens.

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Autoimmune Disease basis

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foreign substance that triggers an immune response in the body and produces antibody

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Antigen

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antigens stimulate production of

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antibodies

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y shaped protein that binds to antigen & destroys them; also destroys infected host cells/ self cells

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antibody

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body’s own cells

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host cells/self cells

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1st Line of Defense (apart of Innate Immune System)

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Skin, Mucous Membranes, Normal Microbiota

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2nd Line of Defense( apart of Innate Immune System)

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Phagocytes, Inflammation, Fever, Antimicrobial substances

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3rd Line of Defense (Apart of Adaptive)

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Antibodies ,B Cells and T cells

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Barriers blocking entry (skin and mucous membranes)

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1st Line of Defense

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1st line of Innate Defense Examples

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physical barriers (skin & mucous membranes; normal microbiota (flora)

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Examples of Antimicrobial substances

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(lysozymes , lacto/transferrin) , antimicrobial peptides (AMPs)

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group of microorganisms that colonize the body surfaces but do not usually cause disease; covers binding sites that may also be used for attachment

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Normal Microbiome (flora)

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Disruption of normal microbiome (dysbiosis) can

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predispose persons to infections

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Cells used to detect if invaders breach immune system

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Sentinel Cells

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How do sentinel cells sense invaders in immune system?

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Sentinel cells use pattern recognition receptors (PRRs) to identify unique microbial components

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The complement system is found

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in blood and tissue fluid

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Examples of Innate Defense Effectors that destroy pathogens

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Interferon (IFN), Phagocytes, Inflammatory Response, and Fever

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First Line Defenses that act as “security system” and prevent microbial entry?

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Skin and Mucous Membranes

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Innate Defenses that “detect invaders” and damage

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Pattern recognition receptors, complement system

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Innate Defenses that “eliminates invaders”

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Interforns, Fever, Phagocytes, Immune response, Complement activation

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If a pathogen succeeds through both 1st and 2nd line defenses of innate system, it now has to go through

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3rd line of defense involving the Adaptive system

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Why is adaptive immune system referred to as the specific defense system?

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Because it uses SPECIFIC receptors for each SPECIFIC pathogen that is encountered.

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Immune system that is "immediately effective" within a few hours

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Innate Immune System

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Immune system that is takes at least 4 days to be effective, because it requires special activation process

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Adaptive Immune System

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this immune system contains memory of past encounters, so its primed to react quickly if pathogen reappears

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Adaptive Immune System/Response

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Adaptive Systems memory component is the basis for

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Immunity