Chapter 12: Host Defenses Innate Immunity- Part 2 Flashcards

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Events of phagocytosis

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  1. Chemotaxis
  2. Ingestion
  3. Phagolysosome formation
  4. Destruction
  5. Excretion
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Phagocytes have ______ ______ (___) that will recognize antigen receptors (PAMPS)

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Specific receptors (PRR)(pattern recognition receptors)

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Chemotaxis

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Phagocytes migrate into a region of inflammation with a deliberate sense of direction, attracted by a gradient of stimulant products from the parasite and host tissue at the site of injury

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PAMPS

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Pathogen associated molecular patterns

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Ingestion

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Phagocytes use pattern recognition to identify and stick to foreign cells, extends pseudo-pods that enclose the cells in a pocket and internalize them
-Also secretes more cytokines

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Phagolysosome formation

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Lysosomes migrate to the the scene of the phagosome and fuse with it to form a phagolysosome. Granules containing antimicrobial chemicals are released into the phagolysosome, forming a potent brew designed to poison and then dismantle the ingested material

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Destruction

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Destructive chemicals await the microbes in the phagolysosome
-Many proteins and enzymes help to finish the job

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Elimination

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The small bits of undigestible debris are released from the macrophage by exocytosis

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Factors that elicit inflammation

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  • Trauma from infection
  • Tissue injury or necrosis die to physical or chemical agents
  • Specific immune reactions`
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Diapedesis

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The migration of WBCs out of blood vessels into tissues

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WBCs are actively ________ and readily change _______

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Motile

Shape

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How is diapedesis possible?

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Endothelial cells lining venules contain complex adhesive receptors that capture WBCs and transport them into intracellular spaces

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Chemotaxis (in terms with diapedesis)

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Migration of cells in response to a specific chemical stimulus
-Cells swarm from many compartments to the site of infection and remain there to perform general and specific immune functions

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Both diapedesis and chemotaxis are essential for…

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The intercommunication and deployment of cells required for immune reactions

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During inflammation, WBCs…

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Start to roll along slowly instead of just flowing by

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Body temperature is maintained at what temperature and by what organ?

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37° celsius
(98.6° F)
Hypothalamus

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Low grade fever

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37.7-38.3° C

100-101° F

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High fever

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40.0-41.4° C

104-106°F

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Pyrogens

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Substances that reset the hypothalamic thermostat to a higher setting(fever causing)

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What substances can also stimulate fever?

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Lipopolysaccharides

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Benefits of fever

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  • Inhibits multiplication of temperature sensitive microorganisms such as the poliovirus
  • Impedes nutrition of bacteria by reducing the availability of iron
  • Increases metabolism and stimulates immune reactions and naturally protective physiological processes
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What does a fever speed up?

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Hematopoiesis, phagocytosis, and specific immune reactions

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Antimicrobial proteins (second-line defenses)

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Interferon
Complement proteins
Iron binding proteins
Antimicrobial peptides

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Interferon

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Chemical help signal

Important first stem in an antiviral response

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Complement proteins

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Proteins constitutively expressed by the liver

Poke holes in microbial cells, infected cells or attach to antibody and help in the adaptive immune response

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Iron binding proteins

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Compete with microbes by binding free iron in our bodies

Some bacteria have siderophores

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Siderophores

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Iron binding proteins

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Antimicrobial peptides

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Defense’s-Bind and inactivate many different microbes