Innate Immunity Flashcards
What ab’s activate complement?

Effector Functions of Complement

Physiological Activities of Complement

Opsonization by C3B

Immune Adherence vs. Opsonization

What mechanism protects against tetanus Toxin?

Neutralization
What is the major role of complement?
Major Role of Complement is actually inflammation not the lysis aspect
Anaphylatoxins
activate mast cells to release histamines
What is the most powerful attractant for Neutrophils?
C5a is the most powerful attractant for neutrophils
What is an important aspect of F-Met in bacteria?
F-Met is another attractant
What is the role of Anaphylatoxins?

3 Major Roles of Complement

C3 Convertase
Common to both Alternate and Classical Pathway of Complement?

Describe the function of C3 Convertase

How is C5 Convertase made and what is it’s function?

What opsonins are part of the MAC Complex?

Overview of Formation of MAC

Roles of C5-C9
Don’t memorize just Read.

Desribe the overall pathway that is common to complement

1st Step of the Classical Pathway

2nd Step of the Classical Pathway

Complement Fixation

Describe the Steps of the Alternate Pathway

Stabilization of Alternate C3 Convertase

Properdin

Overview of All 3 Pathways

Comparision of All 3 Pathways

C1 Esterase Inhibitor
and
Decay Accelerating Factor

Deficiencies in Classical Pathway

DAF Deficiency
C3 Deficiency
and C5-C8 Deficiency

Peroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria

Table of Complement Proteins and Effects of their Deficiency

Overview of Complement showing where DAF and C1Esterase deficiencies are

Answer the Following Questions


True or False

