Immune Flashcards

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1
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Def of parasite:

A

organism that obtains nutrients by living on a different species organism

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2
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Def of pathogen?

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Organism that causes disease in another organism.

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3
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innate vs acquired

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built in vs developed mechanisms

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4
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First physical barrier?

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innate defense mechanisms

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5
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removal of ectoparasites (birds):

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dust baths
pectinate claw
allopreening

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6
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chemical barriers are:

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innate defense mechanisms (e.g. anti microbial slime in fish, host defense peptides, and ph.

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Phagocytosis?

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Innate cellular defense mechanism (engulfment of a particle by a phagocyte or a unicellular eukaryote

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8
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many innate immune cells in vertebrates come from:

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bone marrow

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Granulocytes?

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common phagocytes involved in innate immunity. a type of leukocyte (white blood cell)

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10
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Bilaterian invertebrates use what for phagocytosis?

A

hemocytes.

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11
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Many immune cells derive from the?

A

mesoderm

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12
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Cnidarians produce antimicrobial enzymes in…

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ectodermal and endodermal layers

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13
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Archaeocytes are in…

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Poriferans

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14
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Amoebocytes are in…

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cnidarians, annelids, mollusks, and others

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15
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What is a key component of innate immune response?

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Inflammation

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16
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Acquired immunity is only known from…

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Jawed vertebrates (Gnathostoma) most chordata

17
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Acquired immunity involves…

A

lymphocytes and antibodies

18
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T and B cells are:

A

two types of lymphocytes (type of white blood cell)

19
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Major histocompatibility complex (MHC)

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a group of genes that code proteins that help immune cells recognize invaders from non-invaders

20
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how do non jawed vertebrates (agnathans) recognize themselves?

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Cell receptors, anti microbial peptides, innate phagocytosis