Adaptive Immunity -2 Flashcards
Lymphatic filter
Spleen
Remove old I damage cells from our blood.
Spleen
Upper left quadrant of the abdomen
Spleen
Two main types of splenic tissue
Red pulp
White pulp
Destroys old RBc
Red pulp
Contains the lymphoid tissue
White pulp
Where T cells found
Central arteriole
Naive unstimulated primary follicles
Primary follicles
Located along lymphatic ducts serve as central collecting points for lymph fluid from adjacent tissues
Lymph nodes
Found in gastrointestinal tract respiratory and urogenital tract
Mucosal associated lymphoid tissue (malt)
Associated with ig A production in response to inhaled antigens
Bronchus associated lymphoid tissue
Peyer’S patches
Galt-associated lymphoid tissue
GALT
Important for the development of tolerance to ingested antigens
Gut associated lymphoid tissue
Interact with lymphocyte in the skins and in draining lymph nodes
Blood
Acts as a reference in standardizing names of membrane protein found on all human white blood cell
Cluster of differentiation Cd markers
Cells that have not encountered their specific antigen.
Virgini/ naive lymphocyte
Carry surface IgG.
Memory B cells
CD45 RO
Memory T cells
Long lived for B cells
Memory cells
Can make a quick response to a previously encountered antigen
Memory cells
Carry antigen to t cells
B-lymphocytes
Has the capacity to produce harmful antibodies after differentiation into plasma cells.
B lymphocytes
Capability to present antigen
B lymphocytes
Expand conally
B lymphocytes
Cytokines and chemotines that modulate maturation
B lymphocyte
CD5 marker
Self renewing
Generate autoantibodies
B1 cells
B lymphocyte in adults
B2 cells
Responds effectively to T dependent antigen
B2 cells
