Innate Immunity Flashcards

(9 cards)

1
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Neutrophil activation leads to

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respiratory bursts and release of granules to control bacterial growth

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2
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Neutrophils are the first to

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arrive at the site of tissue damage

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3
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Macrophages do what two things

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engulf organisms and release inflammatory mediators

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4
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Eosinophils contain what

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cationic granule proteins

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5
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Eosinophils fight what?

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helminthes and other multicellular parasites

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6
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NK cells kill what and how?

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infected host cells, using perforin

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7
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Inflammation activated endothelial cells increase expression of 2 adhesion molecules, what are they

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E-selectin and P selectin

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8
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Neutrophils ______ly express ligands for ES and PS.

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constitutively

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9
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4 steps of Neutrophil action

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  1. Neutrophils slow down and roll along the endothelium
  2. Tight binding between integrins(leukocytes) and integrin ligands(endothelial cells)
  3. Diapedesis - transmigration through endothelium
  4. IL-8 (chemoattractant) controls migration of neutrophils into inflammatory sites.
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