Antibodies, Interleukins, MHC Flashcards

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Antibodies: IgA

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  • Bodily secretions
  • Mucous membrane (saliva, tears)
  • Breast Milk
  • 8 binding sites
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Antibodies: IgD

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Helps IgG

Type 1 Hypersensitivity

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Antibodies: IgE

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Parasitic Infections
Allergic Reactions
Hodgkins Disease = Increased Reed-Sternberg Cells
“Sneezes, wheezes, and weird ass diseases”

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Antibodies: IgG

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FIRST to increases, SECOND exposure
Most numerous
Crosses placenta "Gee, mom, thanks!"
Anamnestic response - Never Forgets! 
IgM --> macrophages --> lymph nodes --> IgG
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Antibodies: IgM

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Pentamer (10 binding sites) = non-specific
Largest and heaviest
FIRST to increase, FIRST exposure –> 3 months post birth, baby will make own

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What are interleukins?

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Chemicals produced by cells

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Interleukin 1

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Nervous System (brain)
Made by macrophages
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Interleukin 2

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T-Cell growth factor
Made by CD4 cells
T-Helper Cell = QB of immune system (direct response)

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Interleukin 3

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Bone Marrow + Lymph

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MHC

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Major Histocompatibility Complex
Type 4 Sensitivity - organ/tissue rejection (self vs nonself)
T-cells = recognize MHC 1
B-cells = recognize MHC 1 & 2

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