Immunology - 10 Flashcards

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Which are all the types of B cells?

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  • Mature B cells
  • Naive B cells
  • Plasma cells
  • Memory B cells
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Which are all the types of T cells?

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  • CD4+ T cells
  • CD8+ T cells
  • CD4+ T helper cells
  • CD8+ cytotoxic (CTL)
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Which are the primary lymphoid organs?

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  • Bone marrow (B cell development)

* Thymus (T cell development)

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Which are the secondary (peripheral) lymphoid organs

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  • Spleen
  • lymph nodes

Where antigen activation occurs (were cells see antigen)

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What are the functions of the secondary lymphoid organs?

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  • Bring lymphocytes into contact with their cognate antigen

* bring antigen specific lymphocytes into contact with each other

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Which cells make antibodies?

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  • Plasma cells

* mature and naïve B cells

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Which cells are known as antibody factories?

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Plasma cells

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What are the two main forms of antibodies?

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  • Bound to the surface of the B cell, called the BCR

* secreted outside the cell (lacks the hydrophobic tail (transmembrane region) )

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When do B cells start secreting antibodies?

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After they see antigen and are activated

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What is opsonization?

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When antigens are marked so it is recognized by cells with antibody receptors to induce phagocytosis

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