HISTORY OF IMMUNOLOGY Flashcards

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Host’s reactions when foreign substances are introduced in the body.

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IMMUNOLOGY

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Foreign substance that induces such an immune response.

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ANTIGEN

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3
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Condition of being resistant to infection.

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IMMUNITY

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Who and what year recorded that individual who previously contracted the disease recovered and recognized their “immune” status?

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THUCYDIDES 430 BC

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Who and what year developed inhaling smallpox scabs in order to produce protection…?

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CHINESE 1500S

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who made the theory and what was the theory that if a healthy individual was exposed as a child or young adult, the effects of the disease would be minimized? they also inject small pox blister

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VARIOLATION

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7
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Published his monumental work on vaccination

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EDWARD JENNER

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he discovered a remarkable relationship between exposure to cowpox and immunity to smallpox

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EDWARD JENNER

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9
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father of immunology

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LOUIS PASTEUR

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10
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the first attenuated vaccine discovered

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CHICKEN CHOLERA

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who applied the same principle to the prevention of rabies

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LOUIS PASTEUR

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12
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who discovered phagocytosis?

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ELIE METCHNIKOFF (late 1800s)

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who proposed humoral theory of immunity? (2 people)

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Von Behring, Kitasata

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Non cellular elements in the blood were responsible for protection from microorganisms

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HUMORAL IMMUNITY

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15
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what are the non-cellular elements?

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ANTIBODIES and CYTOKINES

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16
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who demonstrated the cutaneous (delayed type) hypersensitivity?

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KOCH

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17
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discovered the Complement resulted from his studies on experimental cholera infections in guinea pig “ALEXIN”

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PFEIFFER

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18
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confirms the experiment of pfeiffer and describe immune hemolysis following the mixture of RBCs with specific antibody and alexin

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BORDET

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  • he proposed complement
  • antibody formation theory
  • he was the first to use quantitative measurements of immune reactions
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EHRLICH

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20
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formulated the complement fixation test (2 persons)

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BORDET AND GENGOU

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21
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Provided evidence that the immune reaction could be damaging as well as beneficial by showing anaphylaxis to be an immunologic reaction.

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RICHET & PORTIER

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ARTHUS REACTION OF INTERMEDIATE HYPERSENSITIVITY

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showed that diseases of the skin, heart, jints, blood vessels and kidneys, as well as fever could be caused by body’s immunologic reaction to foreign proteins.

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who linked the two theories by sowing that the immune response involved both cellular and humoral elements?

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ALMOTH WRIGHT

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demonstrated that acquired immunity resulted from both humoral and cellular elements described opsonization.
WHITE AND DOUGLAS
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what is the Greek word from antigen and its meaning?
gennan: to produce
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used to describe the agent that conferred immunity on the host by the production of specific antibody.
ANTIGEN
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who reported the immunologic basis of certain kinds of allergy
PRAUSNITZ AND KUSTNER
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Who discovered penicillin?
ALEXANDER FLEMMING
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Who had precised chemical methods for measurement of antigen and antibodies through precipitin analysis
HEIDELBERGER
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Who developed prontosil?
GERHARD DOMAGK
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who hypothesis of antigen-antibody binding
MARRACK
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showed interest in transplantation....
MEDAWAR
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WHO DEVELOPED THE POLIO VACCINE
SALK, SALBIN
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WHO DEVELOPED THE VACCINE AGAINST THE YELLOW FEVER
REED
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IMMUNOELECTROPHORESIS
GRABAR & WILLIAMS
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- CLONAL SELECTION THEORY | - INTERFERON
BURNET
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- STUDIED IMMUNODEFICIENCY AND STRUCTURE FUNCTION RELATIONSHIP IN THE LYMPHOID - AS A RESULT OF THE DISCOVERY OF HYPOGAMMAGLOBULINEMIA
BURTON
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HLA
HUMAN LEUKOCYTE ANTIGENS
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WHAT YEAR DISCOVERED THAT T CELL AND B CELL COOPERATION IN IMMUNE RESPONSE
1964-1968
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Th1 and Th2 model of T helper cells. explain the two
Th1 - T cells; killer cells | Th2 - B cells; helper cells
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who discovered that MHC was important in the regulation of the immune response during antigen presntation?
SCHWARTZ
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MHC 1
CD8
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MHC 2
CD4
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who developed the human papillomavirus?
FRAZER
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who dveloped the small pox virus?
JENNER
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phagocytosis
HAECKEL
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PASTEUR
live, attenuated chicken cholera and anthrax
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cellulartheory of immunity through phagocytosis
METcHNIKOFF
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who developed therapeutic vaccination?
pasteur
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vaccine against yellow fever
REED