innate vs adaptive immune syst Flashcards

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compare innate vs adaptive immunity

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nonspecific , flexible defenvs vs specific
can recognize microbial ft of pathogens vs must furst **adapt to info *

FAST: respond within min-hr vs days- weeks

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neutrophile, eosinophi & basophil

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granule contain enzyme + antimicrobial agnet
mainly leukocytes
can move out circulation to phagocytose (envelop) pathogens

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monocyte -> macrphage

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lil leukocytes

patrolling invader, also a phagocyte

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describe the lymphatic system: function & anatomy

1 primary tissue & 2 tissue

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deliver O2 & nutrients while remove waswte

- Vessels connects to nodes which filter fluid 
	○ Nodes contain macrophages & dendritic cells 
- Primary lymphoid tissues: thymus & bone marrow = where B & T cell forms 
- Seconary tissues: spleen, lymph nodes = where mature immune cells & pathogens interact
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list the components of physical barrier

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skin- separate into epidermis & dermis
when outer epidermis sloughed off, attached microbes removed

mucus membrane:
- globet cell secrete mucus
- epithelial lining has cilia, which sweep mucus and microbes / allergens/ particulates towards pharynx

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recognition phase

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TRL binds to PAMP
phagocytosis by phagocytes occur
releases complement and interferon

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activation phase

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TRL binds to PAMP
phagocytosis by phagocytes occur

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effector phase

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phagocytosis and inflammation limits and destroys the pathogen
complement enhances the response
interferon targetrs viral pathogen

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blood composed of plasma + _____ -> platelets -> blood cells orignated in ___ ______ of ________ _____ stem cells

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serum ? bone marrow ? multipotential, hematopoetic

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how neutrophil kills + platelet kills the pathogen

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neutrophil binds to PAMP: - disintergrate nuclear envelope
- mixes cytoplasmic and nuclear protein, DNA
- - forms** NET = nuclear extracellular trap** -> kill pathogen

platelets binds to PAMP: activates neutrophjil to ….

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why does inflammation matter in innate innumity

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bcs it’s the body short-term response to injudry
indues redness, heat and swlling
macrophage secreates cytokines = vasodilation
basophils & mast cells secretes** histamines **< vascular permeability

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why low-mid fever is beneficial to immune defense

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inhibits microbial growth, inactivates bacterial toxin, enhances phagocytosis

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why moderate fever is benefical to host defense

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produces pyrogens = fever producing substances
deny blood to the skin while keeping heat in the body via vasonsctriction

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adaptive immune system is specific
recognizes ___ on _____
antibodies binds to ____ region of antigen

Tolerance of self while targeting nonself
- Your own cell has a specific shape that doesnnt elicit an immune response while any autoreactive cells binded to antigen will undergo _______

Minimal self dagamage to nearby ____ cells bt still kill ______

Has an _____ ___= long term memory that rmb past ____
when meet = ____, do better

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antigen / pathogen
epitote
apoptosis
healthy / pathogen
immunological memory / pathogen
antigen

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recognizes epitotes w/ surface repcor on plasma membrane
epitotes bind to antigen
splits into plasma cells, secreing antibodies

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function of B cells in hummoral immunity

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how is T cells divided? similarity with B cells?

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from cell mediated immunity, T cells on 2 lymphoid tissue splits into:
- Helper T cells: activates B cell (TCR & CD4)
- Cytotoxic T cell: destroy pathogen infected cell

From multipotential hemapoeitic stem cells, also recognize epitotes w/ surface receptor on plasma membrane

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how do clonal selection work?

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only B & T cells tht recognize a specific epitote will be activated and do its job
The rest, remain as naive cells

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all antibodies share….

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2 each of light and heavy chain, joined tgt by difulside bridges (S-S)
Constant domain on light & heavy chain, bt variable domain is dif => creating antigen binding site

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helper T cell activation

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antigen presenting cell (APC) brks down antigen
binds peptide to MHCII

enters lymphoid tissue to find T cell that recognzie MHCII/ antigen complex
activates T cell: clonal selection
becomes TH1 & TH2

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APC brks down antigen and binds peptide to mHCI
CTLs bind to MHCI/antigen complex
secretes perforins: cell dies

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cytotoxic T CELl activation