L18: T And B Cell Co-operation Flashcards
What antibodies does naive B cells have on their surface
Igm
IgD
What antibodies does activated B cells have on their surface
Igg
Ige
Iga
What are the 2 responses that occur when you give someone a vaccination then a booster in a t dependent response
Primary response
Secondary response
What happens to the antibody levels in the primary response
Increase then decrease a little bit but doesn’t not level back to 0
What happens to the antibody levels in the secondary response
Antibody levels increase more and faster
Before immunisation which antibodies are present
Igm
Igg
After immunisation which antibodies are more present
Igg
Iga
In a vaccination with a t independent response what happen to the antibody levels in the primary response
Increase then go back to 0
What happens in the secondary response in a vaccination with t independent response
The same thing in the primary response
Which cells activate CD4 T cells
Dendritic cells
Which cells activate B cells
CD4 T cells
What are the primary lymphoid tissue
Bone marrow
Thymus
What are the secondary lymphoid tissue
Spleen
Lymph nodes
From which vessels does dendritic cells enter into the lymph node
Afferent lymph vessels
From which layer in the lymph node does the adaptive immune response start
Para cortex (t zone)
From which vessels does the t and B cells enter from
High endothelial vessels
Where are the B cell area follicular dendritic cells
In the cortex