week 2 Immunology & immunopathology Flashcards
(22 cards)
name the specialized stem cell found in bone marrow responsible for making different blood cells
Pluripotent stem cell
give an example of a cell type that differentiate in the bone marrow
B cells
where do the T cells mature from
Thymus
where do T cells and B cells go after maturation
different lympoid tissues
give different region where microphages are found
1.osteoclasts in bone 2. Kupffer cells in the liver 3. alveoli 4. Spleen 5. Peritoneum and Neuroglia ( microglial cells)
give an example of pathogens and their products
- protein – bacterial toxins
- viruses & Prions
- bacteria , Fungi & Protozoa
- Helminths & mites
( size ranges from 1 as smallest to largest on 4 )
name the types of responses made against Pathogens
- Neutralisation by plasma proteins ( viruses & prions/ bacterial toxins )
- phagocytosis by Leucocytes ( ingesting and killing)
- cytotoxicity (cell lysis of infected cells)
- humoral approach by antibodies (complement )
- Cytotoxic Lymphocytes
- containment of infected cells
name the types of immunity, the body elicits
- innate immunity & 2.Adaptive immunity
contrast between innate and Adaptive immunity
innate immunity 1. naturally present 2. present at birth 3. Rapid onset 4. no memory or specificity 5. limited diversity 6. present in vert + invertebrates Adaptive Immunity 1. available after exposure to antigens 2. develops during childhood 3. slow onset 4. antigen specific 5. b cell &T cell memory 6. highly specific 7. present in vertebrates only
name two forms of immune responses
Humoral and Cellular ( mostly Complement each other )
upon exposure to Antigen, what does a naive mature B cell do ?
differentiate either in a plasma cell or a memory B cell
what do plasma cells do
produce antibodies
name the different types of antibodies
IgG, IgA,IgE, IgM
name the antibody that can be made indipendent of TB Cell
IgM
T Cell helps in making what antibodies
Ig ( GAE).
Upon re-exposure by specific antigen, memory B cells ( do what ? 🤷🏾♂️?)
produce antibodies specific for the antigens
what types of antibodies do long memory B cells produce ( Hint: in presence of T cells )
IgG, IgA, IgE
what name is given to disorders caused by immune responses ?
Hypersensitivity Disorders
what is type I sensitivity ?
mediated by IgM ( with 30 mins onset )
what is type II ( cytotoxic + cytolytic ) sensitivity
Mediated by IgG or IgM antibodies binding to antigens on cell surfaces →activating the complement cascade →cell destruction.
what is type III sensitivity
mediated by immune complexes (Ag-IgM or Ag-IgG complexes) activate complement; granulocytes (e.g. neutrophils) are attracted to the site of activation & damage is caused by the release of lytic enzymes. Reaction within hours of challenge with antigen.
what is type IV sensitivity
Involves both cytotoxic T cells (CD8+) and Th1 cells (CD4+) –no antibody involvement. Mediated by Th1 cells, which upon activation release cytokines →accumulation & activation of macrophages, plus activation of cytotoxic T cells →local damage. Reaction occurs days -weeks after challenge with antigen.