4. defenses of honey bees Flashcards

1
Q

Where should the hive be located?

A
  • near running water
  • treas around to protect them from wind
  • a bit of sun, but not to much
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2
Q

3 main responses of the immune system

A

phagocytosis
protein cascades
antimicrobial peptides

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3
Q

2 main components of protection in insects

A

cuticule
haemolymph

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4
Q

proteins in the haemolymph aid in

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coagulation and wound healing

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5
Q

what can you find in the haemolymph

A
  • proteins
  • phagocytic cells
  • antimicrobial proteins
  • enzymes
  • complement protein like peptides
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6
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6 antimicrobial peptides

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  • 2 proline rich antimicrobial peptides
  • 2 conventional defensins
  • apisimin
  • humenoptaecin
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7
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2 proline rich antimicrobial proteins

A

abaecin
apidaecin

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8
Q

what is pentraxin

A

conservative inflammation protein - part of innate humoral response and functions as an antibody

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9
Q

cells that bees do not have in the immune system

A

no Ig, lymphocytes and no lymphoid organs

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10
Q

characteristics of immune cells that bees mainly have

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mainly free leukocytes

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11
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5 main cell categories in the immune system

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  • progenitor cell
  • phagocyte
  • hemocyte
  • nutritive cell
  • pigment cell
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12
Q

what is a cytokine like cell that bees have

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IL1 - aids in phagocytosis

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13
Q

melanisation

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melanin toxic products destroy the pathogen, meanwhile granular hematocytes also release agglutinins and opsonins

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14
Q

4 PRR families - pattern recognition

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2 for infections and other proteins

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15
Q

2 ways to activate the defense in pattern recognition

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signaling and phagocytosis

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16
Q

what is the most common singalong pathway?

A

Toll singling, have 5 till related genes

17
Q

what does the saliva of bee contain

A

antimicrobial secretions in the saliva