Chapter 9 host response to infection Flashcards

1
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A substance recognized by the immune system

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Antigen

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2
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The structure in the antigen that is recognized by the B cells

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Epitope

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3
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A substance that is of low molecular weight that can only induce an immune respond if bound to another substance

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Hapten

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4
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Any substance capable of inducing an immune response

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Immunogen

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5
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Study of immune system

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Immunology

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6
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are the primary sites for differentiation and maturation if the important cells that play an important role in adaptive immunity

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Central lymphoid organs

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7
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Also known as natural immunity. active from time of birth

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Innate immunity

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8
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Specific and activated after exposure to particular antigen

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Adaptive immunity

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9
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involved cytokines and the complement system

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Humoral immunity

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10
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A monomer and the predominant antibody in the secondary immune response

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IgG

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11
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The largest among the immunoglobulins

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IgM

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12
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Called the secretory immunoglobulin

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IgA

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13
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Also called the reaginic antibody

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IgE

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14
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A monomer that has no known antibody function

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IgD

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15
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causes lysis of bacterial cell

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Membrane attack complex (MAC)

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16
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is activated by bacterial products such as endotoxin or complexes of immunoglobulins

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Alternative or properdin pathway

17
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Is activated by specific patterns of sugars found on the bacterial cell wall

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Mannose binding lectin or MBL