Lecture 20 - Immunity (inborn) & 21 Flashcards

1
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enzyme that Breaks down peptidoglycan

A

lysozyme

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2
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enzyme that is an Iron-chelator

A

lactoferrin

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3
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enzyme that Produces superoxide radicals

A

lactoperoxidase

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4
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what causes the unusual conformation in antimicrobial peptides?

A

cross-linking and excess proline

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5
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what are the two types of monocytes?

A

dendritic cells and macrophages

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6
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what are the two types of granulocytes?

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neutrophils & mast cells

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7
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What are the two types of lymphocytes?

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T-cell and B-cell

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8
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these are Characterized by stainable granules

A

neutrophils

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9
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these are Active phagocytes that do not enter tissues

A

neutrophils

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10
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these cells are Most often associated with allergic response

A

mast cells

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11
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tissue associated cells that are active in phagocytosis

A

macrophages

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12
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phagocytic cells that are more closely associated with presenting antigens to leukocytes

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dendritic cells

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13
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what is the first response to infection?

A

inflammation

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14
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A group of approximately 30 soluble & membrane-bound proteins that recognizes immune complexes or cell surfaces of bacteria

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Complement

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15
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which complement pathway requires an antibody?

A

classical pathway

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16
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marking/targeting of bacteria for destruction

A

opsonization

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17
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C3a is a mediator of _______

A

inflammation

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18
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C3b is a mediator of ________

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opsonization

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19
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how do macrophages recognize microbes when they lack antibodies?

A

pattern recognition receptors

20
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conserved recognition motifs are called

A

pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMPs)

21
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what are the two types of bacterial killing in the phagolysosome?

A

oxidative and non-oxidative killing

22
Q

recognizes complex of viral peptide with MHC I and kills infected cell

A

Cytotoxic T Cell

23
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recognizes complex of bacterial peptide with MHC II and activates macrophage

24
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recognizes complex of antigenic peptide with MHC II and activates B cell

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Helper T cell

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Activates killing response in phagocytic cells
TH1 cells
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Effective at killing intracellular pathogens that are phagosome-bound
TH1 cells
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Stimulates innate response
TH1 cells
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Activates plasma cell differentiation in response antibody-bound antigen
TH2 cells
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Induces production of antibody
TH2 cells
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Stimulates acquired response
TH2 cells
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are soluble proteins made by B cells in response to exposure to nonself antigens
antibodies
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what is another name for antibodies?
immunoglobulins
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__________ consist of a heavy and light chain held together by disulfide linkages
Antibodies
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what are the 4 sources of antibody diversity
1) Multiple coding seqncing segmts encoded in genome 2) Coding segments can be differentially combined 3) Variable spacing & recombination can add or delete nucleotides 4) Somatic hypermutation
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which antibody isotope is Found largely on mucosal surfaces
IgA
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which antibody isotope is an Effective neutralizing antibody
IgA
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which antibody isotope is Found on immature B-cells
IgD
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which antibody isotope is Ineffective at most functions
IgD
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which antibody isotope Binds antigens and stimulates release of histamines from mast cells
IgE
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which antibody isotope is Effective against parasitic worms
IgE
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The central antibody of antibody-based immunity
IgG
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Strong activator of opsonization and complement
IgG
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Principle isotype in blood and extracellular fluid
IgG
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First isotype expressed in acquired response
IgM
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Can form pentamers to effectively bind large, multi-valent antigens
IgM
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isotope that Cannot leave bloodstream
IgM
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isotope Responsible for A/B blood typing
IgM