Immunity and healing Flashcards

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Lymphocyte

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white blood cells considered primary immune cells.
2 types
B cells are produced in red bone marrow
T cells produced in red bone marrow and migrate to thymus for maturation

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2
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MALTs

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Mucosa associated lymphoid tissue found in respiratory, digestive, and reproductive tracts (peyers patches in small intestive is example)

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Spleen

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Stores lymphocytes and filters blood, stores platelets, blood reservoir,

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Nonspecific Immune defenses

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aka innate defenses or physical and chemical barriers designed to keep foreign substances out of body

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Internal antimicrobial proteins

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Interferons - induce production of proteins that shut down virus ability to replicate

Complement proteins - enhance the immune system by supporting nonspecific immune responses

Transferrins - Proteins that bind to iron to interfere with bacteria

Antimicrobial peptides -short chain amino acids disrupt the plasma membrane of pathogens

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Phagocytes/tosis

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cells thatdestroy microbes by ingesting them via phagocytosis

Monocytes turn into macrophages or big eaters - key role in immune response

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7
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chemotaxis

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chemcials released by cells at site of infection to attract phagocytes

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8
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Natural killer cells

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attach themselves to surface of infected cells and destroys plasma membrane via cytolysis.

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9
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Specific immune response

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acquired over time through exposure to specific pathogens

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Antigen

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protein on a cell membrane with specific chemical marker

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antibody mediated immunity

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when b cells recognize an antigen and causes cells to divide and multiply into two types of daughter cells memory and plasma cells. plasma produces immunoglobin that travel to infection sites. Memory cells remember initial exposure and stand by to respond to additional exposure

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Cell mediated immune response

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cells divide and multiply into
cytoxic cells
memory
helper
Suppressor

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Naturally acquire immunity

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active or passive exposure to pathogen like chicken pox

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