IMMUNOCHEMISTRY 2 Flashcards

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_____________ is the most abundant type of white blood cell, ingest and destroy invading bacteria and fungi by a process known as phagocytosis while eosinophils phagocytize larger parasites

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neutrophils

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circulating _________ migrate from the bloodstream to diseased tissues where they differentiate into phagocytic macrophages

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monocytes

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granulocytes such as ________ and _________ released stored effectors that attract additional leukocytes to the site of infection and trigger an inflammatory response

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basophils, mast cells

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4
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____________ and ___________ target virally infected and malignantly transformed host cells

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cytotoxic t cells and natural killer cells

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5
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leukocytes and endothelial cells contain cell surface lectins called ___________ which participate in intracellular adhesion

they are single chain calcium binding transmembrane proteins; the amino terminals contain a lectin domain which is involved in binding to specific carbohydrate ligands

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selectins

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selectins bind _______ and __________

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sialylated and fucosylated oligosaccharides

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__________ have selectin ligands on their surfaces which may have a role in the invasion and metastasis of cancer cells

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cancer cells

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_____________- the lack of the beta 2 subunit (also designated CD18) of LFA-1 and of two related integrins found in neutrophils and macrophages

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type 1 leukocyte adhesion deficiency

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__________ and _________ impairs the ability of the affected leukocyte to adhere to vascular endothelial cells impeding diapedesis

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MAC 1(CD11b/18) and P150,95 (CD11c/18)

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10
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lymphocytes that have yet to be stimulated to produce immunoglobulins are said to be _______

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naive

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macrophages, neutrophils, and phagocytic lymphocytes called ___________ display or present fragments of macromolecules they have destroyed by phagocytosis

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plasma cells

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__________ recognize proteins that appear on the surface of host cells as a consequence of viral infection or oncogenic transformation

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cytotoxic t cells

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13
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____________ resemble cytotoxic t cells but contain granules holding additional toxic chemicals to aid in their attack

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natural killer cells

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every individual contains clonally derived lymphocytes of each clone having arisen from a single precursor and being capable of recognizing and responding to a specific antigenic determinant

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clonal selection hypothesis

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15
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B lymphocytes can be

PM

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Plasma cells
Memory B cells

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cells that have been exposed to an antigen and are readily converted to effector cells by a later encounter with the same antigen

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memory b cells

17
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membrane immunoglobulin of B lymphocyte in BL receptor complex

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IgM and IgD

18
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involved in graft rejection hypersensitivity reactions and many defense against malignant cells and many viruses

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t lymphocytes

19
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t cells exert their effects by synthesizing and releasing ______

hormone like proteins that act by binding specific receptors on their target cells

20
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destroys transplanted and virus-infected cells

CD8 T cells

with granzymes and perforins

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cytotoxic t cells

21
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CD4 t cells

they get their name from the help they provide to effector cells

B cells and cytotoxic t lymphocytes

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Helper T cells

22
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type of helper t cells

concerned with cellular immunity

controls intracellular pathogens such as viruses and certain bacteria (Listeria and myobacterium tuberculosis)

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T helper 1 (Th1)

23
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type of t helper cell

interact primarily with B cells in relation to humoral immunity

essential production of IgE

IL4

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T helper 2 (Th2)

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Type of t helper cell

provided help to B cells enabling them to develop into antibody secreting plasma cells

found in lymph nodes and they are the most abundant helper t cells

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T follicular helper cells

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type of t helper cells protects surfaces (skin, lining of the intestines) against extracellular bacteria
Th17
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regulation of cellular and humoral immunity also called regulatory t cells secreted interleukin 10 which a powerful immunosuppressant which inhibits action of CD8 cytotoxic t lymphocyte
suppressor t cells
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type of t cells previously exposed to antigen and converted to t cells
memory t cells
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bridge between innate and adaptive resides in peripheral tissues (skin, liver and intestine) orchestrate via secretion of migration of other types of immune cells within lymph nodes
dendritic cells
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process of tagging an invader with protective proteins to facilitate recognition by phagocytic leukocytes is called
opsonization
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responsible for the green color of pus genetic deficiency can cause recurrent infections
myeloperoxidase
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key component of the respiratory burst deficient in chronic ganulomatous disease
NADPH oxidase
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abundant in macrophages hydrolyzes bacterial peptidoglycans hydrolyzes link between N-acetylmuramic acid and N-acetyl D glucosamine found in certain bacterial walls
lysozyme
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basic antibiotic peptides of 20-33 amino acids apparently kills bacteria causing membrane damage
defensins
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may inhibit growth of certain bacteria by binding iron and may be involved in regulation of proliferation of myeloid cells
lactoferrin
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elastase, collagenase, gelatinase, cathepsin g abundant in phagocytes; breakdown protein components of infectious organisms; generate fragments for antigen presentation
proteases