Innate immunity Flashcards
Phagocytosis must be preceded by:
antigen binding to the phagocyte
Phagocytes bind antigens using receptors for:
LPS
Pathogens engulfed by macrophages
May survive and replicate in the macrophage phagocytic vesicles
An inflammatory immune response:
recruits phagocytes to the site of infection
Natural killer cells:
are stimulated to kill infected host cells via carbohydrate binding receptors
Interferons:
activate NK cells to kill virus-infected cells
get synthesized by virus infected cells in response to infection
inhibit virus replication in infected cells
stimulate the expression of molecules required for Class I MHC presentation of viral proteins
Immune system cell adhesion do NOT:
attract leukocytes to an infection site
Early induced immune responses are like adaptive immunity in that they:
involve macrophages and complement
Selectins:
are present on both leukocytes and vascular endothelial cells
Lymphocyte recirculation:
occurs for both naive and effector leukocytes
Phagocytes kill bacteria using:
H2O2
Hydrolytic enzymes
Low pH
Lysozome
For a circulating neutrophil to reach the site of inflammation, it must bind to blood vessel endothelial cells and then pass between the endothelial cells in a process called:
extravasation
Macrophages are attracted to the site of inflammation by:
Bacterial peptides
Chemokines
C5a
IL-8
Inflammatory cytokines produced by macrophages activate all the following EXCEPT:
B cells to secrete acute phase proteins