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3rd Line of Defence

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  • Antigen specific
  • Memory
  • Tolerance to self cells
  1. Humoral Response
  2. Cell Mediated Response
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Antigens and Epitopes

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  • Antigen are components of pathogen that initiates the immune response
  • Epitope is portion of antigen that is being recognised by lymphocytes to distinguish between pathogens
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Humoral Response

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  • B-cells being activated by Helper T cells to produce antibodies
  • For extracellular pathogens
  • Release antibodies
  • RECOGNISE ANTIGENS
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Types of B-Cells

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  • Plasma B-Cell: Produce antibodies
  • Memory B-Cell: Remain at site of infection in case of reinfection
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T-Cells

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  • For intracellular pathogens
  • Cytotoxic T-Cell
  • Helper T-Cell
  • Memory T-Cell
  • Suppressor T-Cell
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Helper T-Cells

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  • Secrete cytokines
  • Release IL-2, B and T Cell activation
  • Recognise antigens bound to MHC Class 2 molecules
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Primary Immune Response

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  • First time the specific antigen is encountered
  • Activates T/B Cells
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Types of Antibodies

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  • IgA - Mucosal surfaces, saliva, tears, breastmilk
  • IgE - Helminths and allergy
  • IgG - Most common antibody, secreted by plasma cells, can be transferred from mother to infant
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Antibody Destruction of Pathogens

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  • Neutralisation
  • Agglutination
  • Precipitation
  • Compliment System
  • Opsonisation
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Antibody Destruction of Pathogens: NEUTRALISATION

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  • Antibodies binds to antigens to prevent pathogens from entering cells and releasing toxins
  • Forms Antibody-Antigen Complex
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Antibody Destruction of Pathogens: AGGLUNTINATION

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  • Antigens binds to multiple antibodies so Antibody-Antigen Complex can aggregate
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Antibody Destruction of Pathogens: PRECIPITATION

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  • Both antigens and antibodies precipitate out of bodily fluids
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Cell Mediated Response

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  • Involves T-Cells
  • Kill intracellular pathogens
  • RECOGNISE EPITOPE
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MHC Classes

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  • MHC Class 1 is found on all nucleated cells and activates Cytotoxic T-Cells
  • MHC Class 2 is found on antigen-presenting cells and activates Helper T-Cell
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