Cells and Organs Of The Immune System Flashcards

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Two types of T helper cells:

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TH1 cells help the CD8+pre-cytotoxic cells.

TH2 cells help B cells

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Two major lineages:

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Myeloid precursor and lymphoid precursor

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Type of the immune system responsible for the maturation of antigen-reactive cells.

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Primary response

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Type of immune system responsible for antigen contact and response

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Secondary response

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Two main type of tissue that disposes worn-out bloodness

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Red pulp

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Two main type of tissue that contains the lymphoid tissue

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White pulp

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Large white cells that can engulf and digest marauding microorganism and other antigenic particles. Some have the ability to present antigen to lymphocytes

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Phagocytes

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Important phagocytes

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Monocyte and macrophage

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Other antigen-presenting cells;

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B cells, macrophage, type 1 & 2 dendritic cells

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Irregularly shoed wbc. Have long threadlike tentacles that enmesh lymphocytes and antigens. Can be found in spleen.

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Dendritic cells

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These are dendritic cells that travel in the skin, picking up antigen and transporting it to lymph nodes. Found in pancreas

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Langerhans cells

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They play a key role in acute inflammatory response

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Neutrophils

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It is a noncirculating counterpart of the basophil. Located in the lungs, skin, tongue, and linings of the nose and intestinal tract. Responsible for the symptoms of allergy.

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Mast cell

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F: SRBC receptor, t cell adhesion/ activation

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CD2

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Signal transduction

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CD3

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Co-recognition of MHC class 2 with TCR, primary receptor of HIV retrovirus

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CD4

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Involved in signaling through TCR and BCR

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CD5

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Involved in T cell proliferation, cell adhesion

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CD6

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Co-recognition of MHC class 1 with TCR

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Regulation of B cell growth and proliferation

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Granulocytes neutrophil only

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Receptor for LPS and LBS

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Mediates signal transduction on NK cells

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Signals transduction regulating B cell responsiveness

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Involved in B cell proliferation/activation, part of the signal transduction complex

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Regulates IgE synthesis, mediates cytotoxicity by macrophage and eosinophil

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Involved in T cell and C cell activation/proliferation

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T cell co-stimulatory signal

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Regulatory B cell

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Negative regulatory role in myeloid hematopoiesis. Important in distinguishing myeloid from lymphoid leukemia.

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Stem cell marker, adhesion

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Maintains adherence of C4b/C3d- coated particles for phagocytosis

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Involved in B cell differentiation, promotes macrophage cytokine production.

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Central role of platelet activation/proliferation

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Required for T and B cell antigen receptor mediated activation/tyrosine phosphatase

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Mediated homophilic adhesion

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Phagocytosis, involved in antigen capture, antibody-dependent cellular cytotoxity

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Inhibits phagocytosis

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Involved in B cell activation/proliferation

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Transmit signals into cytoplasm on antigen binding to surface Igs

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Involved in extravasation of leukocyte

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Induces phagocytosis, degranulation, respiratory burst, killing of microorganism

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Mediator of phagocytosis

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Regulator for megakaryocyte and platelet formation, prevention of apoptosis

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Growth factor receptor

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Signaling for IL-2,4,7,9,15