innate immunity Flashcards

1
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generalized chemicals that identify some pathogens

A

PAMPS

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2
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look for chemical patterns; non self and self cells have unique chem. patterns

A

PRRs (pattern recognition receptors) or TLRs

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3
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cells which communicate across the body that draw other white cells in and activate

A

cytokine messengers

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4
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lymphocytes in contact with antigen presenting cells communicate by

A

contact dependent signaling

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5
Q

a type of nonspecific immunity; identify self vs. non self

A

innate

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6
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immediate immune response by inflammation, phagocytosis and antigen presenting cells (first on site)

A

innate: non specific immunity

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7
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specific immunity

A

adaptive

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8
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identification of an antigen and memory of the pathogen; have to be exposed to an antigen (acquired)

A

adaptive: specific immunity

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9
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production of antibodies that is apart of acquired immunity

A

antibody mediated immunity

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10
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white cell acting directly that is apart of acquired immunity

A

cell mediated immunity

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11
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the generalized response; recognizes only as non-self; which means there is no production of _____

A

antibody

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12
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4 types of external defenses barriers

A

skin, mucous membranes, resp. escalator, secretions

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13
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white cells squeeze through clefts of epithelium of blood vessels to tissues

A

diapedesis or extravasation

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14
Q

_____ chemically attracts phagocytes to site of infection

A

chemotaxis

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15
Q

PRR and PAMPS are _____ internal response

A

recognition

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16
Q

antibodies or complement proteins that tag encapsulated bacteria for phagocytosis

A

opsonins

17
Q

once a phagocyte has engulfed a pathogen it has a _____ break down the pathogen; what is this complex

A

lysosome; phagolysosome

18
Q

unique to macrophages and presents antigens

A

MHC-II

19
Q

specialized in defense against viral infection

A

NK cells

20
Q

NK cells identify virally infected cells that lack ______ receptors

A

MHC-I

21
Q

all cells have MHC-I receptors except

A

red blood cells

22
Q

if a virus pulls in MHC-I receptors as an attack the NK cells see this and attack cell with

A

perforin

23
Q

the NK cells and interferons kill or just stop viruses

A

stop viral spread

24
Q

produced by virally infected cells; bind to neighboring cells

A

interferon

25
Q

interferons; IFN-alpha and IFN-beta do what

A

inhibit viral infection

26
Q

interferons; IFN-gamma do what

A

activate macrophages and immune response

27
Q

protein response: complement has two pathways

A

alternative and classical

28
Q

the classical pathway protein response complement uses

A

adaptive immune system

29
Q

activated macrophages secrete _____

A

cytokines

30
Q

acute phase proteins are activated when?

A

immediately after invasion

31
Q

_____ promoting phagocytosis are acute phase proteins

A

opsonins

32
Q

___ _____ proteins bind to dead or dying cells and some bacteria; acute phase proteins

A

c-reactive

33
Q

what do c reactive proteins do after binding dead or dying cells

A

activates complement cascade; screen for inflammation

34
Q

chronic inflammatory diseases promote continued release of ___ ______

A

c reactive

35
Q

cytokine production: intercellular gaps and dilate blood vessels

A

histamine

36
Q

cytokine production: anticoagulant

A

heparine

37
Q

cytokine production: facilitates diapedesis

A

interleukin-1

38
Q

cytokine production: stimulate pain receptors

A

prostaglandins, bradykinins

39
Q

cytokine production: opsonins, chemotaxins, nonspecific complement cascade

A

complement proteins