Lessom 23.3 - Adaptive Immune Response Flashcards

1
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A highly specific mechanism of the immune system that recognizes a particular pathogen. Uses cell-surface receptors.

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Adaptive Immune System or Adaptive Immunity

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2
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Recognition mechanisms of innate immunity

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Rapid response (hours)
Fixed
Limited number of specificities
Constant during response

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Recognition mechanisms of adaptive immunity

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Slow response (days to weeks)
Variable
Numerous highly selective specificities
Improve during reponse

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4
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Both innate and adaptive immunity have…

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common effector mechanism for the destruction of pathogens

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5
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Cells of the Adaptive Immune System

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T cells
B cells

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6
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Are involved with:
- Activation of phagocytic cells
- Release of chemicals and antigen-specific cells

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T cells

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7
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Are are involved in:
- Steps that deal with the release of antibodies

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B cells

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Development of B-cells and T-cells

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  1. Origin- originated from red bone marrow
  2. Maturation - T cells to-be are migrated from the marrow to the thymus where they mature, while b cells mature in the bone marrow
  3. Seeding secondary lymphoid and circulation
  4. Antigen encounter and activation
  5. Proliferation and differentiation
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9
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Steps of the Adaptive Immune Response: Lymphocytes with receptors that can recognize infecting pathogen are selected to participate

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Recognition of the infectious pathogen

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10
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Steps of the Adaptive Immune Response: T-cells and B-cells are selected based on ________ and ________ selections

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Selection of pathogen-specific lymphocytes
- positive
- negative

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11
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Steps of the Adaptive Immune Response: Adaptive immune response can be felt mostly a week after the infection started.

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Effector Mechanism

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Steps of the Adaptive Immune Response

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  1. Recognition of the infectious pathogen
  2. Selection of pathogen-specific lymphocytes
  3. Effector mechanism
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13
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An Example of an Adaptive Immune Response is __________ virus causes an infection in the ___________. Symptoms can be felt for 3-4 days after infection and will continue to persist for 5-7 days

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Influenza
lower respiratory tract

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14
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_______________ refers to the body’s ability to quickly recognize and act against an antigen as a response to previous exposure

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Immunological memory

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15
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____________ is a type of adaptive immunity that provides an immunological memory

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Acquired immunity

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16
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The cells involved in immunological memory are _____________ and ______________.

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memory T-cells, memory B-cells