HISTORY Flashcards

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Study of a host’s reaction when foreign substances are introduced into the body

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Immunology

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Foreign substances that induce an immnue response

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Antigen

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Roots in the study of immunity, wherein it is the condition of being resistant to infections

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Science

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He observe the plague in Athens that individuals who had previously contracted the disease recovered (“immune” status)

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Thucydides (430 BC)

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Inhaling dried powders derived from the crusts of smallpox lesions

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Chinese (1000 AD)

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In this practice, they deliberately expose the individual to the material from smallpox lesions.This practice is known as

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Variolation (Chinese, 1000 AD)

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The theory was if an healthy individual was exposed to a child or young adult, the eof the disease would minimize. However, it is not always the case

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Variolation (Chinese, 1000 AD)

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Powdered smallpox “crusts” were inserted with a pin into the skin

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15 Century; Inoculation

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An English docotor who spearheaded the vaccination.

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Edward Jenner (1700s)

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He discovered a relationship between exposure to cowpox and immunity to smallpox.

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Edward Jenner (1700s)

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He observed Milkmaid who are exposed to cowpox had apparent immunity to smallpox.

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Edward Jenner (1700s)

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He injected individuals with materials from a cowpox lesion and then exposed them to smallpox.

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Edward Jenner (1700s)

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He proved immunity to cowpox which is a very mild disease, and provided protection tosmallpox.

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Edward Jenner (1700s)

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Late___________ turned to identifying the actual mechanism that would produce immunity to the host.

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1800’s scientists

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A Russian scientist whwo discovered phagocytosis

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Eli Metchnikoff

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He observed that foreign objects introduced into to your starcells that would attempt to destroy the invaders

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Eli Metchnikoff

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He hypothesized that the immunity of disease was based on the action of scavenger cells

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Eli Metchnikoff

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He was the one who coined the term phagocytosis

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Eli Metchnikoff

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Considered as the Father of Immunology

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Louis Pasteur

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He was the one who discovered the first attenuated vaccine

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Louis Pasteur

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He was the T figure in the development of both microbiology and immunology

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Louis Pasteur

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22
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Discovered Complement

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Jules Bordet (1894)

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23
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Discovered precipitins

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Robert Kaus (1897)

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First immunology related Nobel Prize for his work on serum therapy

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Emil Alolf von Behring (1901)

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He discovered that Immune response involved both **cellular and humoral elements**
Almoth Wright (1903)
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He link two theories by showing that the immune response consisted of both cellular andhumoral elements
Almoth Wright (1903)
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He observed that there are certain humoral or circulating factors that were called opsonins that○ acted on bacteria and coated them to become more susceptible to phagocytosis.
Almoth Wright (1903)
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Almoth Wright (1903) discovered that, the serum factors include specic proteins known as the _________ and non-specic factors called __________ which increase during infection
antibodies; acute phase reactants
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What year was T cell receptor genes discovered?
1984
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He won the Nobel prize for the discovery of the genetic principles underlying the generation antibodies with dierent specicities
Susumu Tonegawa (1987)
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What year was smallpox vaccination discovered?
1798 (Edward Jenner)
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What year was phagocytosis discovered?
1862 (Ernst Haeckel)
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What year was live, attenuated chicken cholera and anthrax vaccines discovered?
1880-1881 (Louis Pasteur)
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What year was cellular theory of immunity through phagocytosis discovered?
1883-1905 (Elie Metchnikoff)
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What year was the therapeutic vaccination First report of live "attenuated" vaccine for rabies discovered?
1885 (Louis Pasteur)
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What year was Humoral theory of immunity proposed?
1890 (Emil Von Bohring, Kitasato Shibasaburō)
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What year was demonstration of cutaneous (Delayed-type) hypersensitivity discovered?
1891 (Robert Koch)
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What year was antibody formation theory proposed?
1900 (Paul Ehrlich)
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What year was Iimmediate-hypersensitivity anaphylaxis discovered?
1902 (Paul Portier, Charles Richet)
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What year was arthus reaction of intermediate hypersensitivity discovered?
1903 (Maurice Arthus)
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What year was hypothesis of antigen-antibody binding discovered?
1938 (John Richardson Marrack)
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What year was Hypothesis of allograft rejection discovered?
1944
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What year was polio vaccine developed?
1849 (Jonas Salk, Albert Bruce Sabin)
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What year was vaccine against yellow fever discovered?
1961 (Walter Reed)
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What year was Graft-versus-host reaction discovered?
1963
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What year was Clonal selection theory proposed?
1967 (Macfarlene Burnet)
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What year was Interferon discovered?
1957
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What year was Human leukocyte antigens (HLAS) discovered?
1958-1962
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What year was T-cell and B-cell cooperation in immune response discovered?
1964-1968
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What year was the Identication of antibody molecule discovered?
1972
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What year was the first monoclonal antibodies discovered?
1975 (Georges J.F. Köhler)
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What year was the Identication of genes for T cell receptor discovered?
1985-1987
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What year was the Monoclonal hepatitis B vaccine discovered?
1986
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What year was the Th1 versus Th2 model of T helper cell function discovered?
1966 (Mossmann)
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What year was the Identication of to 1-1 ke receptors discovered?
1996-1998
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What year was the FOXPS, the gene directing regulatory T cell development discovered?
2001
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What year was the human papillomavirus vaccine developed?
2005 ( Ian Frazer)