Immunity Flashcards

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Three outcomes from Complement Proteins

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1 - inflammation
2 - membrane attack complex
3 - opsonization

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Three ways Complement Proteins become activated?

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Classic pathway
Mannose-binding lectin pathway
Alternative pathway

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What type of phagocytic cell is only found in the blood or inflamed tissue?

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Neutrophils

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PRR

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Pattern-recognition receptors

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TLRs

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Toll-like receptors

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PAMPs

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Pathogen-associated molecular patterns

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How does the immediate innate immunity respond to a virus?

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1 - complement proteins
2 - resident phagocytes
3 - Inflammation

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Innate Steps used to deal with an extracellular pathogen

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phagocytose
release cytokines
bring in more phagocytes

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Why is the thymus considered a primary lymphoid tissue?

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This is where T cells get educated here

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