Flashcards in Complement Deck (20):
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what activates the classic pathway
antigen-Ab complexes (IgM or IgG)= binds complement
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which complement protein does classic pathway activate
C1
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what activates the alternative pathway
occurs spontaneously at a low rate, also microbial surface antigen (mannose especially)
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what complement protein does the alternative system activate
C3
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what activates the Lectin pathway
Mannose-binding lectin binds mannose on the surface of molecule (like microbes)
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what two things are the most important opsonins
1. C3b
2. IgG
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Function of C3a
anaphylaxis--> stimulates mast cells and basophils to degranulate
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Function of C5a
neutrophil chemotaxis (also involved with anaphylaxis)
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What complement proteins involved in creation of the MAC
C5b, C5-C9
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which complement protein helps clear immune complexes
C3b
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What two proteins help prevent complement activation on self cells
1. DAF
2. C1 esterase inhibitor
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what CD is DAF
CD55
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causes heriditary angioedema
C1 esterase inhibitor deficiency
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recuurent pyogenic sinus and respiratory tract infections, increased susceptobility to type III HSN (glomerulonephritis)
C3 deficiency
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recuurent Neisseria bacteremia, infections
C5-C9 deficiency (no MAC)
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deficient in those with paroxsymal nocturnal hemoglobinuria
DAF (CD55) or GPI, which anchors DAF to the membrane
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two CD not found on flow cytometry in paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria
1. CD55
2. CD59
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two clinical signs of PND
1. hemosidinuria (due to chronic intravascular hemolysis)
2. thrombosis (platelets also damaged and release pro-thrombic substances)
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hams test
for PND--> place RBS in acidic solution = lysis is + test
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