B cell activation #1 Flashcards
(42 cards)
What is the T cell function where: 1 inhibits the other?
ANTAGONISTS
What is the T cell function where: 1 does many functions?
PLEITROPHY
What is the T cell function where: 1 does only 1 job?
REDUNDANCY
What is the T cell function where: 1 works with 2 things?
SYNERGY
What does a C-C chemokine mean?
double cystine no AA
What does a CXC chemokine mean?
A.A between cystine
What is CXCL8 and what does it bind to?
It is IL8
binds to CXCR2
What lymphocyte is in humoral immunity?
B
What does the humoral immunity bind to?
proteins, polysaccharide, phospholipid + nucleic acid antigen
What does the humoral immunity act on?
soluble + free antigens
Does humoral immunity provide immunity to extra/intracellular bacteria, virus + toxin?
extracellular
What type of hypersensitivity is humoral immunity ?
1,2 and 3
Which between active/ passive adapted immunity:
produced after exposure/ immediately…
Last for long/short period…
Where are Ab obtained…
ACTIVE: after exposure + long + produce Ab
PASSIVE: immediately+ short + Ab obtained from outside
Which response- primary or secondary- produces more Ab?
secondary
Which response- primary or secondary-is slower?
primary
Which Ig is in Naiive B cells?
IgM+IgD
Do plasma cells proliferate?
no
Are plasma cells T dependent or not?
t dependent
Where do plasma cells migrate to?
lymph nodes
Where does the short-lived plasma cells develop?
germinal center
Are memory cells dormant? and where do they develop?
yes-germinal centers of secondary lymphoid organs
Explain B cell maturation + locations?
BM: stem cell -> pro B -> pre B -> immature B
lymphoid: mature B -> memory B -> plasma B
Where is heavy chain rearrangement done at B cell maturation?
pro B -> pre B
Where is light chain rearrangement done at B cell maturation?
Immature B