Lymphatic System 3 Flashcards

1
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Macrophages

A

Monocytes that develop into phagocytic cells after leaving the blood

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2
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Phagocytic cell formed by bone marrow that migrate to epithelial tissues

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Dendritic cells (DC)

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3
Q

Monoclonal antibodies

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Specific antibodies produced or derived from a population or culture of identical cells

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4
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Hybridomas

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Lymphocytes are fused with cells that are transformed to grow indefinitely and continue to produce the same antibody as the original lymphocyte

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5
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Macrophages and DCs act as ______ by removing an ingested cells antigens and displaying them on their cells surfaces

A

Antigen presenting cells

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6
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Cells ultimately responsible for antibody production

A

Lymphocytes

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7
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2 designated types of lymphocytes

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B and T cells

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8
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All lymphocytes that circulate in the tissues arise from primitive cells in bone marrow called

A

Stem cells

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9
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First stage of B cell development

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Formation of stem cells into immature B cells

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10
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Where does the formation of stem cells into immature B cells occur

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In the liver and bone marrow before birth, but only in the bone marrow in adults

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11
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Chief place of residence for B cells

A

Lymph nodes

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12
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Second stage of B cell development

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Changes mature, but inactive B cell, into an active B cell

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13
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A family of many identical cells, all descended from one cell

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Clone

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14
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Two kinds of cells in each B clone

A

Plasma cells (effector cells) and memory cells

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15
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Secrete huge amounts of antibodies into the blood

A

Plasma cells

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16
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Remain in reserve in the lymph nodes until contacted by the same antigen that led to their formation

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Memory cells

17
Q

Function of B cells

A

Function indirectly to produce humoral immunity

18
Q

“Antibody factories” of the body

A

Plasma cells

19
Q

Where are the antibodies formed in the plasma cell?

A

On the ER of the cell

20
Q

Where do T cells undergo their first stage of development

A

Thymus gland

21
Q

Where do T cells chiefly migrate?

A

Lymph nodes

22
Q

When does the second stage of development for a T cell occur?

A

When it comes into contact with its antigen

23
Q

T cell reproduction and defense is similar to

A

B cells

24
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Function of T cell

A

Produce cell- mediated immunity

25
Q

Specific cells that release a substance that acts as a specific and lethal poison against and abnormal cell

A

Cytotoxic T cells

26
Q

Cells that release a compound in the area around an enemy cell that attracts macrophages

A

Helper T cells

27
Q

Cells that release the activator needed to trigger B cells

A

Helped T cells

28
Q

Help shut down an immune reaction after antigens have been destroyed and also help to prevent inappropriate immune responses

A

Regulatory T cells

29
Q

2 important phagocytes

A

Neutrophils and monocytes