immunology and blood type Flashcards

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what is the non-specific defense mechanism?

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physical and chemical barriers, inflammatory response, and interferon - act against any foreign substances

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acquired immunity

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response after exposure -facilitated by lymphocytes (white blood cell)

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what are the two types of lymphocytes?

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T- cell and B-cell

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how to T-cells interact with a foreign substance?

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attached directly in cell-mediated immunity

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5
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how do B-cells interact with foreign substances?

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secrete anti-bodies (anti-body-mediated or humoral immunity)

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define antigen

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anything when introduced into the body results in a immune response that cause T and B cells to react. can be on the surface of virus or bacteria but also toxins, proteins, or other macromolecules

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7
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What is an autoimmune disease?

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body cant distinguish between self and invader - start attacking itself

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8
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where are antibodies located in the blood?

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plasma

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what is an antibody?

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substance synthesized in self to be protective against some non-self material (antigen)

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first step of antigen-antibody reaction (agglutination)

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clumping of cells in masses - try and confine or limit spread of an infection

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