Adaptive Immune System Flashcards

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Difference between adaptive and innate

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Adaptive slower response,
Cell mediated and humoral

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2
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Main components of adaptive system

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Specific and memory

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3
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Branches

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Humoral - B cells
Cell mediated - T cells

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4
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B cells

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Produced in bone marrow
Type of white blood cell
Produces antibodies
Presents antigens
Cytokine secretion

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5
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Immunoglobulin

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Bind to antigen

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6
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Specifity

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Different class= different function

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7
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Immunoglobulin structures

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Y shaped proteins
4 polypeptide chain
Held bu disulfude bonds
Contant portion same
Hypervariable changes between each structure
2 light chain and 2 heavy
Symmetrical

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8
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IgG

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Major blood components
Complement fixation
Opsonin
Placental transfer
Y shaped

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IgM

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Large
Pentameric
First line of defence
Effective agglutinator
Fixes complement
Expressed on B surface cell

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IgA

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Serum monomer
Secreted dimer
Second most prevalent
Secretory piece added as it passes through epitheilial cells
Protects external surfaces

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11
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IgD

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Unstable in serum
Unknown function
Expressed on B surface cell

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12
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IgE

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Provide immunity against parasites
Essential role in hypersensitivity
Role in immune system recognition of cancer

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13
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Complete sentence
Immune system identifies &

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Neutralises foreign objects

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14
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Different antigen

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Hypervariability region = different variant

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15
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Antibody antigen binding inactivation

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Blocking of viral binding sites
Agglutination of particular antigens
Precipitation of soluble antigens
Activation of complement proteins

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16
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Role of b cells

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Clonal selection & expansion

17
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Clonal selection and expansion

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CORRECT TYPE OF ANTIBODY FOR CORRECT INFECTION

Corect cell proliferates, new cells have specificity for different antigen (Clonal selection)

Antigen with specific Ig stimulates into cell division

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T cells

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Made in thymus

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MHC

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Major Histocompability complex

20
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Role of MHC

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Allows T cells to bind to antigen

21
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CD8

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Cytotoxic killer
Expressed on cell surface
Destroy virally infected cells and tumour
Cell mediated immunity
Implicated in transplant rejection & autoimmune disease

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CD4

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Helper T cells central to immune response & regulation
Secrete cytokines
Activate immune cells

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MHC Class 1

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Antigen recognition to CD8
Polymorphic
Shown on ALL nucleated cells

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MHC Class II
(2)

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Antigen recognition for CD4 cells
Restricted expression

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Antigen presentation
MHC cells needed THEREFORE cell mediated Cytokines signal B cells
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What cells are antigen presenting
Dendritic B CELLS MACROPHAGES
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Immunological memory
Antigen binding to receptor on B lymphocytes Memory B cells clone & expand FASTER RESPONSE
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Live vaccine
Viable but weak
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Inactivated
Grown in culture and killed
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Subunit
Small portion of antigen
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Toxoid
Inactivated toxins for bacterial infections
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Mrna
Covid 19 make spike proteins in lab and transfer in human cells to make antibodies
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Ideal vaccine properties
Safety Price Stability Ease administration