MODULE 3 Flashcards

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What are the two potential targets for the immune system?

A
  1. Virus particle

2. Virus-infected cell

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What are some mechanisms of intrinsic immunity?

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Autophagy: recycle damaged cell content
Apoptosis: programmed cell death
Physical barriers: e.g. mucosal surfaces
Antiviral resistance factors: TRIM and non-TRIM proteins

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3
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What are the two professional phagocytes?

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PMNL: circulating in blood
Macrophages: outside of blood stream, other fluid filled areas

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How to NK cells find virus-infected cells?

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Circulate and detect low MHC levels, cause lysis

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What are dendritic cells?

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They secrete interferons (signal molecules that activate innate and adaptive immunity) and process and present antigens to the adaptive immune system.

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Which classification of eukaryotes use the RNAi pathway?

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Invertebrates and plants

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7
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Which two proteins use viral DNA segments to basepair with other viral dsDNA in the host cell as a innate immune response?

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RISC protein in RNAi pathway

Cas protein in CRISPR system

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Where is an paratope/epitope located?

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Epitopes are on the surface of viruses

Paratopes are the lymphocytes BCRs/TCRs

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What two types of daughter cells can lymphocytes produce?

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Effector: activated, non-dividing, short-lived, mount immune response
Memory: inactive, non-dividng, long-lived, provide immunological memory

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