Bcell effector response Flashcards

1
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What is the primary immune response?

A

when a naive b cell first sees its Ag

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2
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What are characterized by the first immune response?

A

IgM production

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3
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How kong doe sit take for the first immune response?

A

~7-10 days

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4
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What happens to B cells during/after this response?”

A

b cells often class switch

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5
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What is the secondary response?

A

Memory response

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6
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What characterizes the secondary respons?

A
production of IgG or other Isotypes 
affinity matiration (hypermutation)
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7
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How long does a secondary response take?

A

1-3 days

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8
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Does the secondary response need t cell help?

A

yes

primary response doesnt need it but works better with it

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9
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What is the germinal center?

A

area where mature B cell development occurs

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10
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What are follicular dendritic cells?

A
do not present Ag to T cells (don’t express MHC class II)
“trap” antigen but don’t internalize (to keep it around longer)
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11
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What is the function of antibody function?

A
pathigen neutralization 
complement fixation 
antibody dependent cellular cytotoxcity 
opsonization 
inflamation
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12
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what is complement fixation?

A

inflammation,
opsonization,
cell lysis

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13
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What is antibody dependent cellulare cytotoxity?

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death by NK cells, neutrophils, eosinophils

presence of FcR on these cells

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14
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what is opsonoization?

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stimulation of phagocytosis (primarily macrophages)

agglutination (cells) or precipitation (soluble) of Ag

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