Lesson 1-3 Flashcards

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Rs of Immune Function

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Recognize, Respond, Remember

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Antigen

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foreign proteins that stimulate an immune response

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Antibody

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immuno-reactive protein made in response to antigen

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Pathogen

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disease causing microorganism

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B- Lymphocytes

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plasma cells that make Ab specific to each Ag

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Cytotoxic Lymphocytes

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attack infected/ mutant/ foreign cells

Tc/ CD-8

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T Helper Lyphocytes

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regulate immune response

Th/ CD-4

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Macrophages

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cell that ingests pathogens and cellular debris

presents Ag to Th cells

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Neutrophils

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ingests pathogens and cellular debris

no Ag presentation

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Innate Immunity

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non specific
non inducible
no memory
acts early in immune response

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Adaptive/ Acquired Immunity

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responds slower but more efficiently
specific
inducible
memory
self- tolerance
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First Line

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Skin- physical and chemical
Digestive- HCl
Respiratory- hair and mucus trap

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Tears

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contain lysozyme

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Sweat

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contain dermcidin

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Second Line

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Cellular
Inflammation
Phagocytes
Complement Proteins

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Which defenses are both innate and adaptive?

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phagocytes

complement proteins

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Steps of Inflammation

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Initial phagocytosis
Capillaries dilate and become permeable
Foreign matter contained
Leukocytes migrate to area
Leukocytes clear infection
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Signs of Inflammation

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Redness
Heat
Swelling
Pain

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Chemotaxis

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Cytokines cause cells to move from blood to tissues

trail for phagocytosis

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Leukocytes Migration and Proliferation

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Cytokines travel to bone marrow
Stimulate production of leukocytes
increase wbc #s by 4-5x

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Phagocytes secrete……..

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Cytokines

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Actions of Interleukins and Tumor Necrosis Factor

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Communication b/t wbc

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IL and TNF in Bone Marrow

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make leukocytes

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IL and TNF in Hypothalamus

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fever

mediated by prostaglandins

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IL and TNF in Liver
acute phase proteins
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IL-1
activates vascular endothelium and lymphocytes damages local tissue Fever and production of IL-6
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IL-8
Chemotactic factor for leukocytes | activates leukocyte binding protein
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TNF-a
Activates vascular endothelium increases vascular permeability- increase entry of IgG Fever; mobilization of metabolites of shock
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IL-6
Lymphocyte activation increase antibody production Fever, induces acute phase proteins from liver
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C- Reactive Protein | CRP
acute-phase protein | binds to bacterial surface, opsonizes bacteria, activates complement
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Mannan- binding lectin | MBL
acute phase protein binds to bacterial surface (mannose) opsonizes bacteria and activates complement
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Complement Proteins
``` group of ~30 proteins pokes holes in bacteria (MAC Attack) stim histamine release chemotaxis opsinization ```
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Opsinization
coat pathogen to enhance phagocytosis
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Third Line
``` Specific Inducible Memory Self-Tolerance Macrophages and lymphocytes ```
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Macrophages
phagocytes Ag presentation to T and B activated by Th and bacteria
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T-Cells
form in marrow, mature in thymus | regulate immune system; kill cancer and virus infected cells
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Th/ CD-4
activate B-cells, T-cells, macrophages
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Tc/ CD8
kill foreign and infected cells | tissue rejection
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B-Cells
antibody mediated response form and mature in bone marrow make Ab
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Functions of Antibodies
Neutralize Ag tag specific invaders for phagocytosis activate complement protein enhance NK activity
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IgG
secondary immune response crosses placenta activates complement
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IgD
antigen receptor on B-cells
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IgM
``` primary immune response activates complement cannot cross placenta enhances NK activity opsinizes antigens ```
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IgE
Antiparasitic allergic diseases activates mast cells
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IgA
crosses epithelial cells | found in secretions- important for newborns
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HIV
targets CD-4/ Th- takes out traffic cop
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Primary Immune Response
1st exposure requires days-weeks post first exposure Ab response short lived see symptoms of illness
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Secondary Immune Response
subsequent exposures hours-days greater response, more prolonged due to memory cells
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Antibodies of Primary Response
IgM
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Antibodies of Secondary Response
IgG
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Active Immunity
subject produces own antibodies | requires exposure to Ag
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Passive Immunity
Subject receives receives exogenous antibodies | does not confer long term immunity
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Natural Active Immunity
from natural infection
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Artificial Active Immunity
Immunization w/ altered agents or its antigens
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Natural Passive Immunity
Mother- child IgG- placenta IgA- milk
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Artificial Passive Immunity
Immunization w/ antibodies
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Hazards of Immunity
Inadvertent injury to host dvlp autoimmunity hypersensitivity reactions
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Hypersensitivity Reaction I | Allergy
seconds/ minutes | IgE
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Hypersensitivity Reaction II | Cell bound/ Cytotoxic
seconds/ minutes | IgG
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Hypersensitivity Reaction III | Immune Complex
2-8 hours | IgG
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Hypersensitivity Reaction IV | Delayed
24- 72 hrs | Th1