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Chapter 2- Innate Immunity Flashcards

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describe the specificity of the innate immune system vs adaptive

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-innate: specific
- adaptive: broad range

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describe the receptors for innate immunity vs adaptive

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-innate: encoded in germline
- adaptive: encoded by genes produced by somatic recombination of gene segments

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describe the distribution of receptors in innate immunity vs adaptive

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-innate: nonclonal
- adaptive: clonal

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what are the 2 principle types of reaction of the innate immune system

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  • stimulate acute inflammation
  • anti-viral defenses
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what happens in acute inflammation

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accumulation of leukocytes, phagocytic cells, plasma proteins, and fluid derived from the blood at the extravascular tissue site of infection or injury

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what are anti-viral defenses mediated by

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  • NK cell mediated killing of virus infected cells
  • interferon alpha/beta
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where are pattern recognition receptors found

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-extracellular
- cytosolic
- endosomal

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what are the types of pattern recognition receptors

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  • toll-like receptors (TLRs)
  • NOD like receptors (NLRs)
  • RIG like receptors (RLRs)
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what do Toll like receptors do

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-acute inflammation
- stimulation of adaptive immunity
- antiviral state

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what do NOD like receptors (NLRs) do

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recognize PAMPs and DAMPs in the cytoplasm and recruit other proteins to form signaling complexes such as inflammasomes that promote inflammation

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what do RIG like receptors (RLRs) do

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cytosolic sensors of viral RNA that respond to viral nucleic acids by inducing production of the antiviral type 1 interferons

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what do epithelial barriers do

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  • physical barrier to infection
  • killing of microbes by locally produced antibiotics
  • killing of microbes and infected cells by intraepithelial lymphocytes
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what do neutrophils do

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  • circulating phagocytic cells
  • first cell type to respond to most infections
  • live only a few hours in tissues
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what is the most abundant leukocyte in blood

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neutrophils

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what do monocytes do

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differentiate into tissue macrophages after entering tissues

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what do macrophages do

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secrete cytokines that induce inflammation and ingest and destroy microbes
- live for long periods of time in tissues

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what do dendritic cells do and what is another name for them

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-sentinel cells
- secrete cytokines
- present antigenic peptides to T cells

18
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where are mast cells found and what do they do

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  • cytoplasmic granules
  • present in skin and mucosal epithelium
  • contain vasoactive amines
    -cause vasodilation and capillary permeability
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what do innate lymphoid cells do

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produce cytokines but lack T cell antigen receptors (TCRs)

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what does the complement system do

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induce inflammation, opsonize microbes enhancing their phagocytosis and cause osmotic lysis of microbes

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what molecules go to site of inflammation in the inflammatory response

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  • neutrophils
    -macrophages
    -T lymphocytes
  • complement proteins
  • antibodies
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what is the sequence of events in migration of blood leukocytes to sites of infection

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  • rolling
  • integrin activation by chemokines
  • stable adhesion
  • migration through endothelium
23
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what do NK cells do

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  • kill virus infected cells
  • secrete interferon gamma which activates macrophages
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what happens to the NK cell if the inhibitory receptor is engaged

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NK cell not activated, no cell killing

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what happens to the NK cell if the inhibitory receptor is not engaged

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NK cell activated, killing of infected cell

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what are IFN alpha/beta (Type I interferons) secreted by and what do they do

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secreted by virus infected cells
- induce anti viral state in surrounding cells

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what is the role of innate immunity in stimulating adaptive immune response

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lymphocyte proliferation and differentiation

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what are extracellular bacteria and fungi combated by

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acute inflammatory response where neutrophils and monocytes are recruited to the site of infection and by the complement system

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what are intracellular bacteria combated by

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microbial killing functions of phagocytes are activated by toll like receptors and other sensors and cytokines

30
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what are viruses combated by

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type 1 interferons and NK cells

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